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Aloe silicicola: The Silica-loving Aloe – Unique Habitat

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Aloe anivoranoensis: The Anivorano Aloe – Madagascar Native

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Aloe knersvlakensis: The Knersvlakte Aloe – South African Endemic

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Aloe castellorum: The Castle Aloe – Arabian Peninsula Species

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Aloe esculenta: The Edible Aloe – Culinary Uses

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Aloe camperi: The Nile Aloe – East African Beauty

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Aloe deltoideodonta: The Triangle-toothed Aloe – Unique Margins

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In Indonesia, farmers have implemented an ingenious technique by integrating fish into their flooded rice fields. This method, known as integrated fish farming, uses fish waste as a natural fertilizer, while the fish feed on insects and pests, protecting crops organically.

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How to teach climate change so 15-year-olds can act

OECD’s Pisa program will measure the ability of students to take action in response to climate anxiety and ‘take their position and role in the global world’

“It’s going to get hot and everything’s going to be on fire and the oceans will rise,” says a year 11 student, Josh Dorian. “That’s just like the worst of the worst. How do you combat that?

“Well, you fix it, you stop it from happening, you take preventive measures,” says Josh, who is studying VCE environmental science at Mount Lilydale Mercy College, a high school in Melbourne’s outer east. “Involving kids in that is scary but I think it’s necessary.”

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