One Elephant, Many Treaties: Why Africa’s Wildlife Data Systems Need to Talk to Each Other
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At the gauge in Kaub, the number reads 10 centimeters. It has been dropping for weeks, and shippers on the Rhine have watched it fall with mounting dread. The water level here now sits around 120 centimeters, an absolute…
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