How Local Food Could Transform Rural Livelihoods in Southwest Iran
A new study of 400 domestic tourists in Shushtar County, Iran, shows that extending the Theory of Planned Behavior with ...
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Two Shores, One Climate Crisis: Why Spain and Morocco Govern Migration and Adaptation in Silos
A new comparative study finds that Spain and Morocco have built strong climate adaptation and migration policies separately, leaving a ...
When Cities Swallow Farms: Ethiopian Farmers Reveal What Fair Compensation Really Takes
A survey of 480 households in Northwest Ethiopia finds that while urban expansion brought electricity, piped water, and roads, displaced ...
Global Review Finds Migrant Remittances Lift Households but Deepen Inequality
A systematic review of 75 studies finds that migrant remittances reliably boost household income, food security and education while also ...
Gender, Income and Education Divide How Ugandan Farmers Adapt to Climate Extremes
A survey of 384 smallholder households in Uganda's Kyoga plains shows that gender, income, education and group membership strongly determine ...
Ethiopian Park Study Finds Community Conservation Lifts Rural Incomes by a Third
A quasi-experimental study of 440 households around Ethiopia's Borena Saynt Werehimeno National Park finds that community-based conservation participation raises household ...
Malawi’s Neglected Donkeys Face Inbreeding Crisis as Farmers Lack Training and Markets
A survey of 168 donkey farmers in central Malawi finds zero formal training, widespread inbreeding and no organized markets for ...
Who Plants, Who Cuts? Farmers Hold the Key to Ethiopia’s Vanishing Trees
A survey of 235 farming households in northwest Ethiopia's Enemay District finds that nearly 78 percent view woody species conservation ...
When More Income Streams Mean Less Food on the Table: Tanzania’s Diversification Paradox
A seven-year panel study of Tanzanian households finds that greater livelihood diversification, when driven by necessity and low-return activities, is ...
When Land Rights Fail, Hunger Follows: Inside Uganda’s Quiet Food Security Crisis
A qualitative study of 27 key informants across Mbale, Bukedea, and Luwero districts reveals how inheritance disputes, informal land documentation, ...
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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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