Environment Not just war that's killing Battles in Mosul causing catastrophic and severe negative impact on air, water, soil, and the health of the Iraqi people. Environment Citizens eyed for biodiversity data Free online course Make gender-aware research Opinion We must conserve the diversity of food Food biodiversity needs seed banks and field studies, just like pandas need zoos and bamboo forests. SciDev.Net at Large More hands-on science needed Exclusive discount How to talk to the media Feature: 21/11/16 Q&A: Climate fund working to improve access and process Green Climate Fund accreditation process is tough to ensure high standards and safeguard against unsound proposals. Climate change Funding Vulnerability Capacity building Environment News: 17/11/16 Environment suffers in Battle of Mosul Toxic chemicals released by fires are set to reach neighbouring countries, threatening ecosystems and human health. Conflict Pollution Environment Governance Vulnerability News: 16/11/16 Citizen science efforts should be scaled up Study lists paths to wooing more volunteer citizen scientists to collect data on biodiversity. Biodiversity Environment Data Capacity building Education News: 15/11/16 Why internet use is low in Africa A report says that lack of local content is among factors influencing Africa’s low internet adoption. ICTs Communication Digital divide How to advance your career in science How do you get on the right path in your scientific career? Here we’ve distilled advice and tips from researchers. Bhutan’s quest for alternative energy Shrinking glaciers and a changing economy are forcing the Bhutanese to question their dependence on hydropower. Mapping trachoma to eliminate blindness Explore how a huge project targeting this infectious eye condition has set the standard for surveying disease. Africa's hydropower future Does hydropower hold the key to ending African energy poverty? Discover the data behind the dams in this immersive feature.
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