Val Brown

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Climate change: Will you have to live without your daily coffee fix?

Janet Zirugo, who has been severely impacted by drought in Mutoka District, Zimbabwe, is now receiving training in climate smart agriculture techniques (Piture: Christian Aid/David Brazier)placeholder image

We need a loss and damage fund for climate change's victims - Val Brown

Justine lives with her husband and five children near the Kalikuvu earth dam in Kitui, south Kenya, where communities vulnerable to the impact of climate change are struggling with prolonged periods of drought and erratic heavy rainfall. Picture by Adam Finchplaceholder image

World’s poorest need a new deal for climate justice - Val Brown

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Wake up and smell the climate coffee – Val Brown

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Coronavirus impacts all of us but love unites us – Val Brown

Women like Nejebar, from Afghanistan, with children Sudai, 5, and Shikufa, 8, are stuck in limbo in Greece after fleeing from Taliban death threats, and do not know what their future holdsplaceholder image

Val Brown: Help us to help others escape hunger, war and poverty

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