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What Happened to the U.S. Famine Alert System After It Was Shut Down and Reopened

via NPR News·yesterday

The U.S. famine early warning system was shut down and later reopened, and analysts are assessing what was lost in the gap. The network has long supplied data that guides humanitarian response worldwide. Aid groups say interruptions in the data leave relief planning on weaker footing.

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