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RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
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RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
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RWANDA 2011. Wildlife and Climate Change
12 November 2011, Burera District, Rwanda - Waterfalls that feed the watershed to the Ntaruka Hydroelectric Power Plant. While the Hydroelectric plant is considered climate friendly, the fragile soils on these slopes are easily eroded, causing declines in crop and livestock productivity that further push farmers to seek new land for cultivation.
11/12/2011
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Rwanda
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© FAO/Steve Terrill
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UF11R24
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