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Danny OCallaghan

The Civets: a guide to the countries bearing the world's hopes for growth | Business | ... - 0 views

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    Columbia Indonesia Vietnam Egypt Turkey South Africa
Danny OCallaghan

The Guardian and Observer Christmas appeal 2013: Future Africa | Society | The Guardian - 0 views

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    "From solar lamps to Kindle readers, the transformative power of affordable new technology is the theme of this year's appeal"
Danny OCallaghan

Two radically different cities, and the sustainability challenges they face | Guardian ... - 2 views

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    "Here, we look at two cities where, against the odds, efforts to promote sustainable living are emerging. The first is Iqaluit, a remote indigenous community in the Canadian Arctic that is entirely reliant on imported diesel for power yet at the same time is seeing climate patterns impact its traditional ways of life. The second is Johannesburg in South Africa, where efforts to promote alternatives to private car ownership are slowly bearing fruit. "
Danny OCallaghan

BBC News - The heavy-lifting 'mule women' of Melilla - 1 views

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    "They are known as the mule women of Melilla. Everyday they carry heavy loads across the border between the Spanish enclave and Morocco. Melilla is an important entry point for goods into North Africa - and if the women can carry them, they can be imported into Morocco duty-free"
Danny OCallaghan

Empowering farmers through SMS | Global Development Professionals Network | Guardian Pr... - 2 views

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    Mobile phone services are improving agricultural yield and profits by providing farmers advice on crops, weather and market prices
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Google Reader - 8 views

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    You need to read this one . Might be an idea to print it off and add to your notes
Danny OCallaghan

A World With 11 Billion People? New Population Projections Shatter Earlier Estimates - 12 views

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    "In a paper published Thursday in Science, demographers from several universities and the United Nations Population Division conclude that instead of leveling off in the second half of the 21st century, as the UN predicted less than a decade ago, the world's population will continue to grow beyond 2100. (Read "Population Seven Billion" in National Geographic magazine.)"
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