Blogs about: Developing Nations
Featured Blog
At Least 10,000 New Crocodiles in the Limpopo River.
South Africa has called out the police to join the hunt for as many as 10,000 crocodiles that have escaped from a crocodile farm during floods and been washed into one of Southern Africa’s bigge… more →
American Elephants
Clean water and food largely due to Phosphorus, a dwindling resource
wrote 1 week ago: In 2010, in the Bayou Chaland area of Louisiana, a massive fish kill was discovered. Scientists say … more →
The Revolution Is Now
wrote 1 week ago: People of this world, we have fought long and hard for our rights within our respective nations, we … more →
Paths to Reform for Aquarium Fisheries
wrote 1 week ago: As some of you familiar with my work know, I cover all types of fisheries. Over the past few years, … more →
being a vegetarian doesn't make you weird....on the contrary
wrote 3 weeks ago: Please take 2 1/2 minutes to view & pass on See the following links for listings of well known v … more →
Philippines Joins Growing List of Countries Barring Shrimp Imports
wrote 3 weeks ago: We are dealing with a disease unknown to us, all the more that measures must be undertaken. -Philipp … more →
Live Below the Line, Day 1. Would You be Able to do This?
— 3 comments
wrote 3 weeks ago: World map showing percent of population living below their national poverty line. Grey means no info … more →
L'Uritonnoir for Developing Countries
wrote 1 month ago: L’Uritonnoir by Les Ekovores, part of Faltazi Uritonnoir, french noun. This term refers to a s … more →
First woman candidate in Pakistan's tribal region
wrote 1 month ago: Badam Zari exudes confidence. And as the first woman in Pakistan’s tribal region to ever run for pol … more →
Allegations of Corruption in Solomon Islands Bêche-de-mer Fishery
wrote 1 month ago: “The products were undervalued because fisheries officers who should be doing their work were … more →
"Computer Village" contributes $2 Billion to Africa's economy
— 1 comment
wrote 1 month ago: The Computer Village in Ikeja, Lagos, generates about two billion dollars (N300 billion) to the econ … more →
Africa tycoon puts $8Billion in Nigeria's first Oil Refinery
— 1 comment
wrote 1 month ago: Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has announced plans to construct an $8 billion refinery in Nige … more →
Alternative Livelihoods for Fishers in Ghana
wrote 1 month ago: “The Ministry is considering getting [fishers] to adopt alternative livelihoods.” -Nayon … more →
big brand ethics
wrote 1 month ago: Behind the Brands is part of Oxfam’s GROW campaign to help create a world where everyone has enough … more →
Global poverty shrinks rapidly
wrote 1 month ago: “World poverty is shrinking and developing countries are becoming less poor according to a new … more →
Suggested Automation Advances Water
wrote 1 month ago: Published April 2, 2013 The twist is that citizens in developed nations look at developing nations a … more →
China's Xi At End of Africa Visit
wrote 1 month ago: China’s President Xi Jinping speaks during a media briefing at the presidential guest house in … more →
IMF: eliminate $1.9 Trillion in energy subsidies and fight climate change.
wrote 1 month ago: The easiest way to address our bourgeoning problem of global climate change, that is, according to t … more →
Soccket - The Energy Harnessing Soccer Ball by Uncharted Play
wrote 1 month ago: Ant and I are passionate about making a difference around the world and we enjoy looking for ways to … more →
Floating School built in Nigerian Slum community
wrote 2 months ago: A three-story floating school will soon be used for primary-level education in the community of Mako … more →
