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		<title>Can Liberians Save Their Forest? And Can Their Forest Save the World?</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Liberia holds one of the world’s largest tracts of forest, vital against climate change and for a fast-growing population. Can Liberians find other ways to provide for themselves?]]></description>
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<p>Climate change is ravaging our region but Liberia has one major asset. One of the world’s largest tracts of forest is right here – trees play a major role in helping halt climate change. But the forest also plays a key role – providing for our fast growing population.</p>
<p>Can Liberians find other ways to provide for themselves? And what next for President Weah’s African carbon credit scheme?</p>
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<p>“What nature has placed in this country makes us one of the most nature-based valuable nations in the world.” – Jefferson Nyandibo, the Liberian focal point for the UN Framework on Climate Change.</p>
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<p><em>Liberia: Land Wahala, Season 1, Episode 6.</em></p>
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