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Biofortified crops ready for developing world debut
A range of crops rich in micronutrients will be launched from next year, but is the developing world ready, ...17/11/10
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Indian Ocean sea levels ‘rising at different rates’
Researchers have identified distinct patterns of sea-level rises in the Indian Ocean, and say this could aid climate change ...22/07/10
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Poor internet links mar Africa’s satellite data access
Weak internet connections are hampering Africa's access to free Earth observation data, key to monitoring climate change's effects.22/03/10
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Greener stoves cook up health benefits, study shows
Using improved cookstoves in India can save millions of lives as well as benefiting the environment, a study has ...30/11/09
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Launching your own satellite — the pros and cons
Developing nations are building their own satellites despite freely available Western data. Do the gains outweigh the costs, asks ...11/11/09
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Rural medics to get mobile advice ‘hotline’
Rural health workers will get advice via mobile phones as part of a project in Ghana — just one ...07/04/09
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Green mobile network for rural Sri Lanka under trial
A Sri Lankan operator is pioneering a rural mobile phone network that uses solar and wind technologies.18/03/09
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New mobile phone runs on solar power
A phone with an integrated solar panel — aimed at those without access to electricity — will be sold ...06/03/09
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Turning plants into pills in Kenya
Traditional healers are joining forces with plant chemists in Kenya to develop antimalarials isolated from plants, reports Tatum Anderson.13/12/07
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African cable project gains interest
A new undersea communications cable project, aiming to provide cheap access to communications in Africa, is choosing investors.16/08/07