Climate Change

News Service

A partnership with the African Climate Policy Centre

  • Home

  • DRP in the Media

  • About

  • Impact

  • Contact

  • Radio Stories

  • The Power of Radio

  • Bulletins - Cape Verde

  • Bulletins - Cameroon

  • Bulletins - Rwanda

  • Bulletins - Malawi

  • Bulletins - Zambia

  • Seedlings

  • Slideshow Gallery

  • DRP Forum

  • Resources for Journalists

  • ACPC and DRP in Cape Verde

  • ACPC and DRP in Cameroon

  • ACPC and DRP in Rwanda

  • DRP In the News

  • DRP-ACPC Workshops

  • Community Radio and Climate Change

  • More

    Use tab to navigate through the menu items.

    Brought to you by Developing Radio Partners. and ACPC

    PRESS RELEASE: Close to $1 billion approved for environment and climate action at GEF meetings

    PRESS RELEASE: Close to $1 billion approved for environment and climate action at GEF meetings

    Let’s secure Africa’s soils to tackle climate change and hunger

    Let’s secure Africa’s soils to tackle climate change and hunger

    Build science in Africa

    Build science in Africa

    British minister suspended for manhandling protester

    British minister suspended for manhandling protester

    Himalayan glaciers are melting twice as fast as last century

    Himalayan glaciers are melting twice as fast as last century

    Israel is joining forces with Arab states to save coral from climate change destruction

    Israel is joining forces with Arab states to save coral from climate change destruction

    Recommended Sites
    ACPC
    UNEP
    DRP Facebook
    I See Change
    DRP Blog
    NASA Images
    BioChar
    NFCB
    Radio Lifeline
    SeaChar
    Lexicon of Sustainability
    SLIDESHOW
    Seedlings
    BULLETINS - ZAMBIA
    BULLETINS - MALAWI
    DRP Forum
    • Facebook Basic Black
    • Twitter Basic Black
    Oregano Will Cut Cows’ Wind and Climate Change

    Oregano Will Cut Cows’ Wind and Climate Change

    Cows’ farts have long been recognised as a contributor to climate change. Their digestion creates methane as a by-product and that...
    Organic Farming 'Could be key to feeding the world as global warming takes hold'

    Organic Farming 'Could be key to feeding the world as global warming takes hold'

    Organic farming – long held to be irrelevant in tackling world hunger – could be key to feeding the world as global warming takes hold,...
    How To Secure The Global Food System In A Time Of Climate Change

    How To Secure The Global Food System In A Time Of Climate Change

    Climate change could destabilize the global food system, but there are ways to keep that from happening, say Cargill and the other...
    Industrializing Agriculture May Be Harming Africa's Poorest Farmers

    Industrializing Agriculture May Be Harming Africa's Poorest Farmers

    Rather than alleviating poverty, a farming revolution aimed at increasing and modernising agricultural production in Africa could be...
    Namibia: Bleak Livestock Prospects for Drought-Stricken Country

    Namibia: Bleak Livestock Prospects for Drought-Stricken Country

    Widespread drought in southern Africa is threatening Namibia’s economy. According to local media, Namib Mills will be raising retail...
    Mixing Crops with Livestock Could Make Climate Adaptation Cheaper

    Mixing Crops with Livestock Could Make Climate Adaptation Cheaper

    On a global scale, mixing crops with livestock-production systems can substantially reduce climate-adaptation costs, and slow down...
    Smallholders Rely on Informal Seed Systems

    Smallholders Rely on Informal Seed Systems

    Small-scale farmers obtain more than 90 per cent of their seed from informal systems, says a new study. The study was conducted to help...
    Climate Change May Cause These Foods to Become Extinct

    Climate Change May Cause These Foods to Become Extinct

    The past year has been all about climate change and global warming, along with witnessing the world's biggest summit and conference on...
    Resilient Farming in Timor-Leste

    Resilient Farming in Timor-Leste

    Maria Fatima is the chief of Maudemo, a village in Timor-Leste where life has long centered on small-scale farming. "Farmers are...
    Eating More Pulses to Fight Climate Change

    Eating More Pulses to Fight Climate Change

    Climate change may seem to many of us a challenge too daunting to tackle directly through our own actions. But there is one small change...
    1
    2345

    Like what you read? Donate now and help DRP implement more projects that help communities adapt to the effects of climate change.

    © 2017 by Developing Radio Partners.