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Planet-friendly farming takes root in drought-hit Tunisia
Permaculture, as an alternative to industrial agriculture, aims to work in harmony with the environment, keep soil structures intact, and do without artificial inputs such as chemical fertilisers or pesticides.
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Tunisia drought threatens 'catastrophic' grain harvest
A severe drought in North Africa has left Tunisian farmers bracing for a catastrophically poor harvest, imperilling food security in the cash-strapped country.
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Shining example? Solar power boosts struggling Tunisian school
A solar-powered school in northern Tunisia shows how the country's lagging schools might be turned around - and renewables boosted.
The school funding robotics classes by selling its own solar energy
In Tunisia, where education is underfunded, one school is flush with cash after covering itself in solar panels and selling the energy back to the grid.
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Why are Tunisia’s beaches disappearing and what does it mean for the country?
Rising sea levels are causing Tunisia’s beaches to gradually disappear. This is making life hard for the country’s tourism and fishing industries.
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Tunisian cave village empties out in face of drought and modernity’s draw
For 1,000 years, homes dug into a desert cliff have sheltered olive farmers and sheep herders from summer heat and winter cold. But an exodus threatens its future. “We are left alone here.”
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Olive farms run dry in Tunisia, climate change threatens water supplies
Olive farmers in Tunisia have been hit hard by climate change. Frequent droughts and insufficient rainfall have left their lands completely dry, their olive trees that one stood tall have now dried up.
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