Humanitarians struggle to address environment: ‘It’s nice but it’s not crucial’
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25.02.19
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With growing stress on natural resources, emergency workers have begun to examine their interventions. Environmental mismanagement can be fatal. Focusing on approaches that are built on the Sustainable Development Goals and with the assistance of organizations, like the UN and World Agroforestry, help is at hand.
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