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Climate News from AlertNet
HORN: La Niña returns
IATA calls for UN deal to avert carbon trade war
Women engineers promote low-carbon cooking across Mali
SENEGAL: Drought response slowed by election fever
La Nina seems to have peaked, set to decline-WMO
Traditional weather prediction incorporated into Kenyan forecasts
Scientists melt mystery over icecaps and sea levels
Millions risk hunger in South Sudan - U.N.
Village management turns around Nepal's forests
Disaster relief must switch from global to local – Oxfam
