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Liberia: ‘Jaw Dropping’ El Niño” Could Test Liberia’s Weak Weather Warning System and Put Thousands of Lives at Risk, Experts Warn - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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By Nemenlah Cyrus Harmon, climate and environment reporter with New Narratives The sea off Liberia turns a deceptive shade of calm every year around this time as the rains give way to the dry season – warm, glassy, inviting. But Nathaniel Blama, Liberia’s former chief environmental regulator, has learned to read that as a warning rather than an invitation. “When you see the water very warm during that period, it’s time to be afraid because having storm surge, the movement of the current is compl
Liberia: Experts Raise an Alarm as Aid Cuts and Price Rise Lead to Acute Childhood Malnutrition Tripling as More Babies Die - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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By Nemenlah Cyrus Harmon, climate and environment reporter with New Narratives GBAA-GAYE TOWN, Grand Bassa County – Eight-month-old Helen does not play the way babies usually do. She lies against her mother’s chest, as they sit under a palaver hut in this remote village surrounded by forest and accessible by one hand-cut road. Helen’s legs are as thin as reeds, her belly is swollen, her hair yellowing, and her eyes are too large for her face. Helen cries weakly until her mother, Naomi, lifts a b
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