1st World Day for Glaciers: UN Declares Amid a Changing Climate

Uganda, like many nations in Africa, is still developing its energy infrastructure. While many developed countries have already made strides in renewable energy, Uganda and other developing nations continue to rely heavily on traditional energy sources su

AI-driven predictions are invaluable for global leaders and agricultural sectors, providing critical guidance to farmers on planting cycles and crop management based on anticipated weather patterns. This not only boosts food production but also helps miti

At first glance, a Frogmouth perched on a branch can seem almost indistinguishable from the wood itself. With mottled, bark-like plumage and the uncanny ability to remain perfectly still for hours, these birds mimic their surroundings so well that even ex

Even paper and disposable plates are finding new life in this innovative trend. Carefully reinforced or sculpted, they become eye-catching dresses and tops that catch the light and the imagination.

The report underscores that regional solutions offer several advantages, including the ability to tailor policies and initiatives to the specific environmental, social, and economic contexts of individual areas. This localized approach enables communities

One of the most effective ways to implement the "polluters must pay" principle is through carbon pricing. This involves charging companies for the carbon emissions they produce. By putting a price on carbon, governments can encourage businesses to reduce

The remnants of civilization find refuge aboard the Snowpiercer, a luxurious train that perpetually traverses the icy landscape. This constant motion generates energy to keep the passengers warm, allowing them to survive in a world that has turned inhospi

World Water Monitoring Day, celebrated every September 18, and established in 2003 by America’s Clean Water Foundation (ACWF), serves as a global educational outreach program aimed at raising public awareness about the importance of protecting water resou

The ozone layer is a critical region of the Earth's stratosphere, plays a pivotal role in shielding our planet from harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation emitted by the sun. Without this protective barrier, life as we know it would face catastrophic conseque

Sending a massive sunshade to a critical location between Earth and the Sun. If this sunshade is successful, it may cool the Earth by 1.5 degrees Celsius by blocking a tiny portion of solar light. The idea appears bold, akin to putting a massive umbrella

The matatus which are commonly used as a public means of transport are always on the wait for customers while their engines remain on. All this while, the engine is pumping pollution into the environment.

UNEP and partners are leading the development of a Pan African Action Plan for Active Mobility (PAAPAM). This initiative aims to raise the profile and increase investment in active mobility in Africa.

The guidance was born through the EuroHEAT project that ventured into improving public health responses to extreme heat waves. It was co-funded by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Commission.

Some residents report that they are forced to buy expensive water for their domestic use. This is because whenever it rains, the River is full of garbage, and when the dry season sets in, the water gradually turns from clear to darker, thus not fit for

Microplastics may carry disease-causing organisms, potentially leading to diseases in the environment. They can also affect the health and functions of the soil. According to a report by Science Daily, when microplastics are present in the soil, earthworm

The approximately 200 groups of indigenous peoples currently living in voluntary isolation are playing a crucial role in safeguarding our planet. By choosing to remain apart from the rest of the world, they continue to engage in sustainable hunting and ga

In this new abnormality, the most severely affected groups are the urban poor, pregnant women, infants, those with disabilities, the ailing ones, and the impoverished since they stay in houses that lack cooling technologies.

The report paints a concerning picture of the growing vulnerability of forests to increasingly intense and frequent wildfires and the devastating impact of invasive pests and pathogens.

In response, international bodies have taken action to raise awareness about the importance of conserving mangroves. The 2024 International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem, themed "Raising Awareness about Mangroves and Their Importance

Interact with citified areas, and you will definitely encounter a few, if not roosts, flying overhead. This is because crows thrive in the habitats we create –squalid and bustling environments.

The affected hotels include Kitui Premier, Summer Oasis, Kitui Resort, Heritage, and Park Side Villa hotels in Kitui town. These establishments failed to comply with the previous Improvement Orders issued by NEMA, which required them to obtain the necessa

The day was first observed in 2017 by Rainforest Partnerships, an international non-profit organization based in Austin, Texas. It is tasked with regenerating tropical rainforests through community-based projects in the Amazon.

A report by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and the World Economic Forum suggests that if plastic pollution continues unabated, the amount of plastic could outweigh fish in the oceans by 2050.

Earth is blue, given that over 70% of it is water. Oceans are the planet’s lungs hence are vital determinants of its sustenance.

According to Professor John Githaiga, an environmental expert at the University of Nairobi, the decreasing water levels in Olbosaat Lake, which had a capacity of less than 10% in March 2023 before the heavy rains, can be attributed to a combination of pro

An innumerable amount of waste coffee grounds are disposed into landfills which precipitate to methane emissions in their break down process. The utility of such refuse would undoubtedly be of immense benefit towards the betterment of the planet.

The agricultural sector is the backbone of the Kenyan economy, so climate variability and change have emerged as significant challenges, demanding urgent attention and effective adaptation strategies.