Drought-Hit Ethiopia Moves to Protect Its Dwindling Forests
With water resources under ever greater stress due to the country's rising population, forests are important to maintaining stable rainfall and building drought resilience, while the carbon they store reduces emissions to the environment, an expert says.
Ethiopia forestry.
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Ethiopia:
The Country's Fabulous National Parks
Ethiopian Herald, 27 June 2017
Covered in evergreen grasses, forest and flowers, Ethiopia's national parks are the ultimate delights for exploration, picnic and refreshment. It's full of breath taking landscapes… Read more »
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Ethiopia:
Climate Change Threatens Coffee Industry
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 19 June 2017
Up to 60 percent of Ethiopia's coffee production area could become unsuitable for coffee farming before the end of the century, says a new study. Moving coffee production to higher… Read more »
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Ethiopia:
University Building Resilience Towards Climate Changes
Ethiopian Herald, 27 June 2017
Addis Ababa University (AAU) Centre for Environmental Sciences is putting extra efforts of graduating competent professionals aimed at supporting nation's overall activities of… Read more »