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South Sudan is rich in natural resources, including oil, minerals and timber. The most important resource is oil, from which 98 percent of the government's revenue is derived. The vulnerability.

The first recorded agricultural show was held in Lancashire in 1768. Since then, they have become an important part of life in rural towns and villages across the UK since the 1800s. Shows vary in size from small, one-day events to huge shows lasting three days or more.

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Agriculture, or farming, is the simplification of nature's food webs and the rechanneling of energy for human planting and animal consumption. To simplify, agriculture involves redirecting nature's natural flow of the food web. The natural flow of the food web is-the sun provides light to plants. Plants convert sunlight into sugars which.

For nearly five years, Debojyoti Das (University of Sussex) visited the Bay of Bengal to try to understand how local coastal communities were being effected by the climate crisis. Here he explains what his visual ethnography reveals about the everyday life of fishing villages on the coast who live at the mercy of the environmental and social consequences of the climate crisis.

All around the world, smallholder farmers toil in their fields to feed their families and their communities. Though these farmers differ in where they live, the crops they grow and the soil conditions they must contend with, their share similar challenges. In many countries, smallholders farm at subsistence levels and their incomes are limited.

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Queen Turner, a Humphrey Fellow who visited UC Davis as part of her fellowship, inspected the beekeeping operation on the rooftop of the San Francisco Chronicle. Here a bee flies at the camera. Queen completed a 10-month stay and returned to Botswana where she is head of the beekeeping section for Ministry of Agricultu.

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This photo essay describes the different types of changes in the life of women that are participating in the JP RWEE: social inclusion, gender roles and women’s rights, adaptation to climate change, sustainable livelihoods, ICTs and innovation, and women’s leadership.

Photo Essay: Indigenous Farmers Gather in the Andes to Plan for Climate Change A Quechua woman harvests potatoes at a site more than 13,700 feet above sea level. It's the highest local point at which potatoes are grown.