Coffee Climbs the Mountain: Warming Drives an Unexpected Reforestation Boom in Ethiopia
Rising temperatures are pushing Ethiopian smallholders to plant Arabica coffee at unprecedented elevations, and because most new farms are established ...
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Ethiopian Primary English Textbooks Are Too Hard for the Children Reading Them
A comprehensive study finds that most reading passages in Ethiopia's new grade 3–6 English textbooks are linguistically and cognitively too ...
How Ocean-Spanning Winds Steer Ethiopia’s Lifesaving Rains
A 44-year reanalysis study reveals that persistent large-scale moisture transport, not transient weather systems, drives Ethiopia's seasonal and interannual rainfall ...
Last-Resort Antibiotic Resistance Surges Across East Africa in Humans and Environment
A decade-long systematic review finds 12.7 percent of E. coli isolates across East Africa are resistant to last-resort carbapenem antibiotics, ...
Goat Plague Under the Radar: Hidden Lung Disease Detected in Ethiopian Flocks
A serological survey in Ethiopia's West Shewa Zone found CCPP antibodies in nearly one in five small ruminants while over ...
Ancient Afar Customary Law Emerges as Lifeline for Endangered Dragon Tree
New research in Ethiopia's Afar Region shows that the endangered dragon tree Dracaena ombet is being preserved through centuries-old Indigenous ...
Losing Iodized Salt Cost Ethiopian Children Lives and Learning
A quasi-experimental study finds that the 1998 interruption of iodized salt supplies in Ethiopia increased infant mortality and lowered secondary-school ...
Tiny Insect Has Wiped Out Nearly 100,000 Hectares of Ethiopia’s Lifesaving Cactus
A deliberately introduced cochineal insect has destroyed over 96,000 hectares of cactus pear in Tigray, Ethiopia, causing an estimated USD ...
When Ethiopia Lost Iodized Salt, Children Paid With Their Lives and Their Grades
New research shows that Ethiopia's 1998 interruption of iodized salt supply caused significant declines in child survival and academic achievement, ...
Why Ethiopian Farmers Abandon Soil Bunds Built to Save Their Land
A new survey in Ethiopia's Lake Hawassa watershed finds that farm size, livestock wealth, family labor and perceived erosion determine ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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