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Drought Prompts Debate on Cuba’s Irrigation Problems

By Ivet González
Five gargantuan modern irrigation machines water the state farm of La Yuraguana covering 138 hectares in the northeastern province of Holguín, the third largest province in Cuba. However, “sometimes they cannot even be switched on, due to the low water level,” said farm manager Edilberto Pupo.

Climate Smart Coffee and Banana Set to Boost East African Farmers’ Income

By Wambi Michael
Ugandan farmers are increasingly inter-planting coffee, the country’s primary export, and banana, a staple food, as a way of coping with the effects of climate change.

Pakistan Moves to Stop Biodiversity Loss

By Saleem Shaikh and Sughra Tunio
Pakistan has framed a biodiversity conservation and protection plan aimed at stemming biodiversity loss, restoring ecosystems and promoting sustainable use of natural resources for the wellbeing of the present and the future generations.


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