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Women and girls suffer first when droughts hit poor and rural areas, says UN
World water development report warns that access is major source of conflict between countries
Women and girls are the first to suffer when drought strikes poor and rural areas, and water strategies around the world must reflect this, the UN has said in a plea to countries to mend conflicts over water resources.
Stress on water resources, which is being exacerbated by the climate crisis, as well as overuse and pollution of the world’s freshwater systems, is a large source of conflict, according to the latest UN world water development report.
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Zero Petroleum eyes renewables rich South Australia for green fuels plant
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Dairy farm installs huge solar and battery system to milk cows off-peak
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Community benefits from renewables can be locked in through local content requirements
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Clean Energy Council launches national ad campaign against “nuclear distraction”
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Scottish grouse moors to be licensed in attempt to protect birds of prey
MSPs vote for controls as it emerges another hen harrier has vanished in area ‘notorious’ for persecution
Grouse moors across Scotland will be required to hold licences and could face shooting bans as part of radical measures to combat bird of prey persecution passed by MSPs on Thursday.
The Scottish parliament voted for the controls amid intense pressure from conservation scientists and campaigners after decades of illegal attacks on birds of prey by gamekeepers instructed to protect grouse on shooting estates from being eaten.
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