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Disastrous droughts crippled Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali in the early 1970s and more severely in the early 1980s. More than 100,000 people died. "The soil dried up. Everything dried up. Full Article at WorldChanging
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Industrialized nations agreed this year to spend $20 billion during the next three years on food security projects across the developing world that improve small farmers' access to seeds, training, and markets. Full Article at Environmental News Network
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The elegant Rolls-Royce left the Berkeley Court Hotel in leafy Ballsbridge that sunny Friday evening and glided noiselessly through the traffic until it reached St Stephen's Green, where it came to a halt outside Dublin's most expensive restaurant,... Full Article at Irish Independent
