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Namibia urged to prioritise water and agricultural solutions as COP31 begins

todayNovember 9, 2026

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As COP31 kicks off today in Turkey, local ecologist Dr Peter Cunningham says Namibia should focus on practical climate solutions at home. He says the country should improve farming practices, protect soil, reduce carbon emissions and address water wastage. Cunningham argues that Namibia, as a dry country, needs to prioritise practical action, particularly in agriculture and water management, rather than endless discussions at international climate conferences.

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