Norway To Give Liberia Up To $150M To Stop Illegal Logging Thought To Facilitate Ebola’s Spread

The Guardian: Norway to give Liberia $150m to fight illegal logging that may spread Ebola
“Norway will give Liberia up to $150m (£92.1m) over the next six years to fund protective measures aimed at stamping out illegal logging in its agricultural sector, which some scientists believe may have contributed to the worst Ebola outbreak in history…” (Anderson, 9/25).

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