"The reversal of the river comes later than it used to: a heart out of sync, a dangerous arrhythmia."
Farah Abdessamad reads "Troubling the Water," Abby Seiff's new book on the dying Tonle Sap River in Cambodia. https://t.co/EH2QquPehi
This #WomensDay I’m celebrating @Sumy_sadurni’s life + thinking of those closest to her. She was a beautiful person + badass feminist journalist. We interviewed @BarbieItungoK together before Ug election + she looked out for me when police kicked off at a @drstellanyanzi hearing.
Congrats to @instupor on the release of her new book, 'Troubling the Water', which chronicles the rapid destruction of the Tonle Sap ecosystem in Cambodia, and the hardships faced by millions of people who depend on the lake for their livelihoods https://t.co/8clURXvUZ7
All of the IPCC emissions scenarios reach +1.5 °C in the next 15 years.
Without strong emissions cuts, +2.0 °C will be reached in the next 25-40 years.
https://t.co/XRCe6Ugsvs
For many the water hyacinth is a menace, but Kenyan entrepreneur Dominic Kahumbu is pioneering a machine that turns the weed into clean cooking fuel https://t.co/1eSwo2Hktx
Taking voluntourism to task: "If you have trouble putting together a basic IKEA bookshelf, maybe think twice before signing up to help build a house for a stranger in another country." https://t.co/ox2CedD0Dz by @sarika008 via @newhumanitarian