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Burkina Faso Farmers Lead the Way on Food Security and Climate Change Resilience

If you want to know how to grow crops in the face of climate change, drought, and land degradation, ask Ousséni Kindo, Ousséni Zoromé, or Yacouba Sawadogo—three farmers in Burkina Faso’s Yat

This post was co-authored by Xiaoyu Shi, a former Associate in WRI’s Climate and Energy program

New Mapping Technology: Nova Scotia’s Powerful Ally in Protecting Valuable Forests

Carita Chan, an intern with WRI’s forests team, also contributed to this post.

This post is written by Bill Richardson, former Governor of New Mexico and current WRI Board Member.

3 Key Initiatives from Australia’s Climate Change Policy

This piece was co-written with Jenna Blumenthal, an intern with WRI’s Climate and Energy Program.

In China, Waste No Time in Stopping Waste

This post originally appeared in China Daily.

New Analysis Shows Ohio Can Meet Future Carbon Pollution Standards

*Editor’s Note: Experts are available in Ohio and Washington, D.C.

States Can Take Action Now to Meet Future Power Plant Emissions Standards

As part of his recently released Climate Action Plan, President Obama directed the Environ

3 Unexpected Ways to Improve Food Security in Sub-Saharan Africa

This post is the fourth installment of WRI’s blog series, “Creating a Sustainable Food Future.” T

The World Needs More Energiewende

This piece originally appeared in The European.