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In Rwanda, more than 85% of the population’s livelihood depends on small-scale agriculture, writes Danielle Nierenberg, co-project director of Nourishing the Planet. Turning the school yard into a classroom
Modern and environmentally sustainable agriculture
05 July 2010 15:55
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpics2010/Rawanda.jpgIn Rwanda, more than 85% of the population’s livelihood depends on small-scale agriculture, writes Danielle Nierenberg, co-project director of Nourishing the Planet.
In 1999, when he purchased his first treadle pump, Robert Mwanza, a farmer in Lusaka, Zambia, was struggling to make ends meet and without reliable access to water. Getting water to the crops
Treadle pump is affordable technology in Lusaka
05 July 2010 15:38
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpics2010/Treddle_pump.jpgIn 1999, when he purchased his first treadle pump, Robert Mwanza, a farmer in Lusaka, Zambia, was struggling to make ends meet and without reliable access to water.
   
It’s hard to believe, writes Danielle Nierenberg Nourishing the Planet co-project director, but an estimated 2.6bn people in the developing world - nearly a third of the global population - still lack access to basic sanitation se Peepoo disposable bag nourishes the land
2.6bn people on earth have poor sanitation
02 June 2010 16:24
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2010/Danielle.jpgIt’s hard to believe, writes Danielle Nierenberg Nourishing the Planet co-project director, but an estimated 2.6bn people in the developing world - nearly a third of the global population - still lack access to basic sanitation se
In Accra, Ghana, most homes do not have indoor plumbing or sewage systems, writes Danielle Nierenberg of Woldwatch Institute. Reducing waste water contamination
Conservation is a solution in Africa
21 May 2010 08:21
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2010/Accra.jpgIn Accra, Ghana, most homes do not have indoor plumbing or sewage systems, writes Danielle Nierenberg of Woldwatch Institute.
   
US President Barack Obama’s grandmother has installed solar panels on the roof of her house in Kenya as part of a 20-day workshop aiming to increase renewable energy production in the African country. Obama’s grandmother goes solar
Kenyan workshop to increase renewables
26 August 2009 09:37
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2009/Obama'sgrandmother.jpgUS President Barack Obama’s grandmother has installed solar panels on the roof of her house in Kenya as part of a 20-day workshop aiming to increase renewable energy production in the African country.
The longest river in the world, the Nile is encountering many grave ecological problems. Only 10% of River Nile reaches Mediterranean
Population explosion partly to blame
03 August 2006 14:59
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/aswandamsp.jpgThe longest river in the world, the Nile is encountering many grave ecological problems.
   
On June 20, the non-profit organization Environmental Defence hosted a lunch meeting in Washington, D.C., Troubled waters on Africa's largest water scheme
20,000 farmers are displaced!
26 June 2006 11:39
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/africawatersp.jpgOn June 20, the non-profit organization Environmental Defence hosted a lunch meeting in Washington, D.C.,
South Africa's energy sector is a key contributor to the changing environmental conditions, especially due to the use of coal for generating electricity. South Africa's policy for combating global warming
Deadly impact of economic development
17 April 2006 07:53
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/upington1sp.jpgSouth Africa's energy sector is a key contributor to the changing environmental conditions, especially due to the use of coal for generating electricity.
   
Africa's water sources face 'devastating implications'
Science magazine paints a gloomy picture
15 March 2006 09:31
South Africa's high hopes for hydrogen and fuel cells
Key player in new techology
15 March 2006 09:28
   

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