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Hundreds of oil spills occur in Nigeria every year, causing significant harm to the environment, destroying local livelihoods and placing human health at serious risk. These spills are caused by...
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Inanda Dam
Fortune Goba stands next to the Inanda Dam on the outskirts of Durban, South Africa on April 29, 2011. Since her house has no running water, Fortune must wash her family’s clothes in the nearby lake....
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“This newly found wealth of water opens a door to a more prosperous future for the people of Turkana and the nation as a whole. We must now work to further explore these resources responsibly and...
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Todonyang Plains
The plains of Todonyang lay west of the northern tip of Lake Turkana, the world’s largest desert lake, close to the Ethiopian border. The Turkana herdsmen, who live a semi-nomadic pastoralist...
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Imagine Spending Half of Your Day Fetching Water to Your Family
A young boy holds his English textbook near a temporary well the locals dug into the dry bed of the Nakiria River near the town of Kalokol in Turkana, Kenya on February 11, 2014. Ekatorot Ebei pours...
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“If it materializes as planned, the Omo could be emptied in its entirety, which would mean that Lake Turkana might be destined to become Africa’s Aral Sea.”The post Sean Avery appeared first on Azdarya.
View ArticleThe Waters Beneath
In May 2009, a truck rolled through the Sheikh Yasin camp in Mardan, Pakistan’s “city of hospitality,” where thousands of people had fled following one of the country’s military offensives against the...
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