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Forecasters are struggling to catch up with changes to India's monsoon rains that are ruining farmers' crops and livelihoods.
Early warning systems are saving lives but economic losses are increasing as climate change fuels more extreme weather events.
Policy & Finance
Modern slavery numbers soar to 50 million, driven by global crises
Global Slavery Index exposes links between climate change and rising risk of forced labour.
Food & Agriculture
Typhoon-battered Philippine town turns to agroecology, agroforestry for food security
After their town was devastated by floods in 2004, residents of Kiday in the Philippines shifted to organic methods when rebuilding their farms.
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Food & Agriculture
Indonesia slashed forests, peatlands to secure 1,500-hectare food estate
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Carbon & Climate
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