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The Hidden Origin of the Black Death – The Bacteria That Caused Millions of Deaths Has Been Found in a Prehistoric Sheep
Recent DNA analysis has uncovered that a Bronze Age sheep from Arkaim, a settlement in the southern Urals (situated in modern Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia, near ...
Maasai women turn to cricket farming to beat climate change
In the arid regions of Northern Kenya, where pastoralism has been a way of life for centuries, women are looking for ...
The pine seed is central to the indigenous identity of the Kinnaura inhabitants of HP’s border district, writes Manshi Asher
In 2022, a fire raged for nearly a week in Jangi’s chilgoza forest. “The entire village was on fire control duty,” shares ...
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‘Insecurity threatening women’s participation in farming’
The Director of Research, Centre for Population and Environmental Development, Dr Johnson Dudu, has decried the prevailing ...
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Insecurity threatens northern female farmers, food security —Don
Johnson Dudu raised concerns over the impact of insecurity in the North-East on food sufficiency, stating that many women ...
TN economic survey flags need for key interventions in agriculture, rural development
CHENNAI: The economic survey of the Tamil Nadu government for the year 2024-25 released on Thursday stressed that need for ...
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Ethiopia: Left Behind: How Ethiopia's Macroeconomic Reforms Deepen Inequality in Somali Region
When Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed unveiled his ambitious Homegrown Economic Reform (HGER) agenda--backed by a $3.4 billion ...
Ancestor of Black Death Has Been Discovered in Bronze-Age Sheep
"It was remarkable to discover a domesticated sheep from the Bronze Age that was infected with LNBA plague. This gave us an ...
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ATREE Masters Fellowship 2025: Applications open for Dissertation programme, Apply now!
The candidates pursuing Post-graduation can apply for ATREE Masters Fellowship 2025. Read the article to know about the ...
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In the drylands of northern Kenya, a ‘summer school’ for young researchers
A hot wind sweeps across the rocky brush of Camp Simpirre in northern Kenya’s Isiolo county. Baboons cross the pathway to the ...
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Pastoralists know every landscape has a history: Interview with Gufu Oba
By Ashoka Mukpo From the Tibetan plateau to the African Sahel, pastoralism is one of humanity’s oldest ways of life. Moving livestock across vast landscapes in rhythm with seasonal change and ...
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Transhumant Pastoralism, Climate Change and Conflict in Africa - Nathan Nunn
April 5, 2021, Paper: "We consider the effects of climate change on seasonally migrant populations that herd livestock – i.e., transhumant pastoralists – in Africa. Traditionally, transhumant ...