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Pondering How to Save Bangladesh at Rio+20

Pondering How to Save Bangladesh at Rio+20

Posted by contributor Andres Santamaria. As the 20th anniversary of the Rio conference approaches, many countries are waiting to be affected by decisions made at this event. Case and point: Bangladesh. In this New York Times Green Blog post, a Q&A held with Thomas Rath, the country program manager for the United Nations International Fund […]

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Rising Food Prices Put Pressure on Budget as Government Imports Food

Rising global food prices have put pressure on the Awami League government to make swift moves to procure a larger supply of staple foods.  Perhaps fearing nation-wide protests that might well last for sometime–if organizers plan on modeling their grievances on the protest movements in the Middle East– the government has sworn to buy more […]

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