A team of scientists from Egypt, Kenya and Uganda have been selected for a climate change mission in the Mediterranean. Here is the full text of the project s winners and what it will mean for the region. The BBCs Chris Stokel-Walker looks at why.
Source: parabolicarc.comPublished on 2021-10-30
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