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Unprecedented flooding in Latin America sees more than 150,000 people evacuated

By agreenerlifeagreenerworld on January 5, 2016 • ( Leave a comment )

Flooding in Paraguay’s capital Asuncion. Photo credit: Reuters / Jorge Adorno. By Anders Lorenzen During the Christmas period, parts of Latin America experienced the worst flooding in 50 years. In Paraguay, […]

Andrew Simms: There are reasons for optimism

By agreenerlifeagreenerworld on March 20, 2013 • ( 3 Comments )

Andrew Simms By Anders Lorenzen We’re in Goodland, a place where its citizens write their own constitution, have a banking system that is community owned and its President gives 70% of his […]

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