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Civilian coping strategies in #Syria are driving #deforestation - blame the conflict, not the people.

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Local forest and tree cover is rapidly declining in north west #Syria, as can been seen here at Kafr Aleppo, south west of Aleppo. High fuel prices drive the collection of firewood for heating and cooking, resulting in significant conflict driven #deforestation

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#ClimateChange is creating threats to international peace and security but the international community seems ill equipped to tackle #geoengineering governance. Until that changes, we risk adding to those threats. More on all this in the blog.

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