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Current issue Volume 23 No. 9 (2023)
Published on 13th October 2023
Editor's Note Climate change and its attendant fierce impacts, furious and devastating and almost everywhere, paint a grim future for humanity. What worked before is no longer viable. We have severe droughts and killer fires, heavy rains and furious floods, mudslides and receding ice lines! What does this mean? Well, it means that the most basic needs: food, water, and shelter are affected. But then, moving food and other essential items is impaired by destroyed roads, bridges, and airports. Take the cases of Morocco and Libya, for example. We often hear of hurricanes in other parts of the world..................
The AJFAND Secretariat Team
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Looking Back 20 Years - AJFAND@20A Fierce Champion For The Planet [Prof. Ruth Oniang'o]
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