Major Power Outage in Chile Leaves Millions Without Electricity
A major power failure in Chile has left millions without electricity, causing significant disruptions and prompting urgent restoration efforts from...
Climate change
The Vital Role of Women in Climate Action During International Women’s Month
The article highlights the significant contributions of women in climate action, as recognized during International Women's Month. The UN Environment...
Uganda’s Tourism Surge: Influencers Showcase the ‘Pearl of Africa’
Uganda is enhancing its global tourism appeal through activities like the recent FAM trip, which featured influencers showcasing the country's...
Namibia’s Shark Island: The Dilemma of Green Hydrogen and Colonial Legacies
Namibia is set to become a leader in green hydrogen production, but the regions designated for this purpose, especially Shark...
Namibia Maintains Cholera-Free Status for Over a Decade Amid Climatic Threats
Namibia has not reported any cholera cases in the last ten years, according to Ben Nangombe of the Health Ministry....
Severe Damage to Mozambique’s EN1 Due to Tropical Storm Jude in Nampula
The EN1 at the Anchilo Control Post in Nampula is severely damaged due to heavy rainfall from tropical storm Jude,...
2024 Air Quality Report: Chad and Bangladesh Remain Most Polluted Countries
Chad and Bangladesh are identified as the most polluted countries, with Delhi leading as the most polluted capital city per...
COP30 Letter: Advocating for Global Collaboration to Combat Climate Change
The COP30 letter highlights the urgent need for global cooperation to combat climate change ahead of the Belém conference. It...
Drought Causes Historic Low Water Levels in Paraguay River, Disrupting Commerce
The drought in the Amazon has led to historic low water levels in the Paraguay River, disrupting commerce in Paraguay...
Global Air Quality Crisis: Only Seven Countries Meet WHO Standards in 2024
Only seven countries met WHO air quality standards in 2024; Chad and Bangladesh are the most polluted. The U.S. has...
