Birds Are Changing Their Migration Patterns to Eat Out of Landfills
Zozu, like any other white stork in Europe, typically flies to southern Africa for the winter. Yet when researchers at Germany’s Max...
There’s an unexpected link between boosting car sales in Africa and UN sustainability goals
The automobile market in Africa is projected to double over the next decade as the continent is the world’s second fastest growing market...
The chart that shows why we should be worried about the world’s food problem
After a decade of progress made to cut the number of undernourished people on Earth, global hunger appears to be rising again. The...
Mali smallholder farmers see benefits of smart climate agriculture technologies
ABIDJAN — While African agriculture experts emphasize the need to transform the continent’s raw food materials into finished goods, the...
Agriculture Sector Financiers Resolute On Cushioning Farmers Against Climate Change
Major agriculture sector financiers, U.N. agencies and research organizations have underscored the urgent need to cushion small-scale...
Multinational weather firm opens Africa office in Nairobi
NAIROBI, Kenya, Sept 20 – Environmental and industrial measurement international company Vaisala has opened an office in Nairobi, its...
How Human Activity Is Changing Animal Migration Patterns
Zozu, like any other white stork in Europe, typically flies to southern Africa for the winter. Yet when researchers at Germany’s Max...
UN secretary general links hurricane devastation to climate change
The catastrophic Atlantic hurricane season has been made worse by climate change, UN secretary general António Guterres said on Monday....
Fisheries Face Climate Change Danger
Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis spoke of the risks to small island nations, such as The Bahamas, from climate change yesterday, as he...
As Africa Warms, Mosquito Carrying Zika, Dengue More Likely to Thrive
DAKAR, SENEGAL — From deadly droughts and destroyed crops to shrinking water sources, communities across sub-Saharan Africa are...