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Salty soils drive Tanzanian farmers into forest reserve article

Salty soils drive Tanzanian farmers into forest reserve

Tanzania adapts to climate change

Tanzania, one of Africa's poorest countries, is faced with worsening drought and other extreme weather - but is also coming up with innovative ways to deal with its climate-related problems.

Package by: Laurie Goering

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  2. Water-efficient maize boosts harvests for drought-hit Tanzanian farmers article
  3. Weather insurance protects smallholder farmers in Tanzania blog
  4. Rising tides threaten Tanzania's coastal towns article
  5. Tanzanian farmers look to science - and tradition - to resist drought article
  6. Worsening drought drives Tanzania's youth to the cities article
  7. Adapting to climate change in Pangani, Tanzania video
  8. Helping ensure access to water in Tanzania video
  9. Torrential rain, lack of preparedness batter Tanzania article
  10. Corruption allegations hit WWF programmes in Tanzania article
  11. Lake Victoria's ports grapple with sinking water levels article
  12. Drought-stricken Tanzania reels under extreme rainfall article
  13. Drought worsens power crisis in Tanzania article
  14. Malaria threatens Tanzania's highlands as temperatures rise article
  15. Trade barriers imperil African food security article

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