Haiti farmers fear surplus US peanuts add to hardship
In Mirebalais Haiti a small farmer and teenage workers toil in a sun baked peanut field as debate rages over a U.S. shipment of 500 metric tons of surplus peanuts for malnourished children. Critics warn aid undercuts local farmers while UN and officials defend the program noting its small share of Haiti's production and worsening hunger amid drought.
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Drought Rubs Maharashtra as Heat Stalks India
A severe drought grips Shahapur in Thane district with parched fields and rising farmer crisis reports. Thousands abandon farms for urban work while heat strains power plants and water supplies in several states. Global finance talks in Washington seek growth and cooperation amid risks to the world economy.
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Tiger countries pledge to safeguard tiger habitats in Asia
Thirteen Asian nations with wild tigers meeting in New Delhi issued a resolution to protect shrinking habitats. Officials highlighted forests as natural capital supporting water, air, and biodiversity while aiming to double the wild tiger population by 2022. recent counts rose to 3,890 but may reflect counting advances.
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