Invisible Women in Energy: Millions of Household Biomass Producers

By Alexandra Peek and Philippe Benoit   An estimated 2.4 billion people currently lack access to clean cooking fuels, with the majority relying on biomass (firewood, charcoal, dung) to meet household cooking needs. This is only a slight decrease from 2017, when 2.5 billion people lacked access…

Lagos to host Mangrove Marathon 2nd Edition

Makes call for participants and sponsors N5million Naira total prize money   A coalition of environmental conservation groups have announced details for hosting of the 2nd edition of the Mangrove Marathon, which is a 10km eco-awareness run committed to raising…

Biodiversity: 2nd Edition of the International Argane Tree Exhibition in Agadir opens

This exhibition is an opportunity to celebrate an emblematic tree of Morocco, carrying an ancestral heritage and serving as a true pillar for local communities   The International Argane Tree Fair (www.SalonInternationalArganier.ma) is organized as part of the celebration of the…

NCF: Stakeholders seek partnerships to combat Biodiversity Loss

Increasing loss of biodiversity and negative impacts of climate change has prompted stakeholders and activists to call for partnerships and concerted efforts to combat biodiversity loss.   This call was made earlier today in Lagos at the Chief S.L Edu…

MACBAN urges Sokoto State to stop alleged killing of pastoralists

By Salisu Sani-Idris   The Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) on Sunday in Abuja called on the Sokoto State government and security agencies to stop alleged killings of innocent pastoralists in the state. Its National Secretary, Malam…

One of Australia’s rarest songbirds released to increase wild population.

With the release of 50 conservation-bred Regent honeycreepers, the wild population of one of Australia‘s rarest birds is expected to get a new boost. The release of the birds in Wonnarua country in the lower Hunter Valley, announced on Sunday,…

Thousands Tune in Virtually to Hear Bill Gates on Innovating for Food Security & Climate Change in Africa

Bill Gates believes Africa’s young people have the talent and opportunity to accelerate progress and help solve the world’s most pressing problems. This was stated at a virtual global event on food security and climate change organized by Africa.com. With…

Lawyers Press International Court to Investigate a ‘Network’ Committing Crimes Against Humanity in Brazil’s Amazon

A court filing details an unrelenting barrage of threats, torture and murders intended to drive rural people from the rainforest and speed the extraction of natural resources. In a novel strategy, lawyers argue that the crimes are linked to a…

Sokoto Go Green Project to gulp N20 million

The Founder, Shehu Maikoli Foundation, Alhaji Altine Kajiji, said the Go Green Project, in Sokoto state is expected to gulp about  N20 million.   Kajiji said this Friday in Alkammu District of Wurno local government area of Sokoto state, during the…

Wildfires raging across Europe force thousands to flee……

By Rebecca Falconer Wildfires are spreading across Europe and forcing more people to flee as a deadly heat wave envelopes much of the continent that officials warn is being driven is being aggravated by climate change. The big picture: Firefighters are tackling blazes in searing heat…

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