A saline lake in Ethiopia that's baffled scientists by its 15-fold growth threatens to spill into the nation's longest river and damage plans by Africa's biggest coffee grower to become a commodities powerhouse.

The Gilgel Gibe III Dam is once again under fire from environmentalists who had previously raised concerns over dangers they claim are associated with the dam, including allegations that more than half a million people's livelihoods along the Lower Omo Valley in Ethiopia or around Lake Turkana in Kenya could be threatened by the construction of the project. The dam, which will generate more than 1,800MWs of power, is now nearly two thirds complete.

The Climate Resilient Green Economy Facility (CRGEF) was launched on September 10, 2012, with the intent of supporting the government’s vision of attaining a middle income economy with low carbon growth by 2025.

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Geoscope Environmental Laboratories is a family business that was established in 2006 as the first Black-Owned State-Certified Environmental Laboratory in the United States. Co-owners Negede Gedamu and Alemnesh Abebe have dedicated the past 30 years of their lives in monitoring and researching agricultural and environmental issues in rural America.

Next month's climate conference in Cacun, Mexico, "will be a total fraud," the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Meles Zenawi, said yesterday in Addis Ababa. Mr Zenawi, who heads the Conference of African Heads of State and Government on Climate Change, shocked particpants at the ongoing Seventh African Development Forum when he said the massive deficit in global leadership guarantees that the proposed conference would end badly.

Reuters - Britain and Ethiopia will head a new United Nations panel that aims to secure $100 billion every year by 2020 to help developing nations cut emissions and adapt to climate change, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Friday.

Prime Minister Meles Zenawi on Saturday proposed the establishment of a high level panel to deal with the implementation of the recommendations of the Copenhagen climate summit where the international community pledged to give billions of dollars to Africa for mitigate the impact of climate change.

Gashaw Tahir was shocked when he returned to his native Ethiopia after living overseas and saw how the land had been degraded, as well as the effects of deforestation on the climate and quality of life for his community, which overwhelmingly relies on farming.

Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said Africa is the most benefited from Copenhagen Global Climate deal among any parties.