Natural Disasters During Rainy Season Result in 39 Fatalities and Increased Aid Response
During the current rainy season, natural disasters have caused 39 deaths, primarily from lightning strikes and falling walls. With injuries...
Climate change
Tanzanian Youth Exhibiting Unmatched Mental Resilience: Insights from New Study
The Mental State of the World 2024 report reveals Tanzanian youth have the highest mental resilience scores globally, according to...
Tips for Safe Fasting Amidst Tanzania’s Heatwave
During Ramadan and Lent, fasting in Tanzania's heat can lead to dehydration. Experts recommend steady hydration, consuming water-rich fruits, and...
Western Michigan University Researchers Investigate Climate Change Resilience
Dr. Bilinda Straight and Dr. Duy Ngo are conducting research on the impacts of drought on human adaptation and climate...
Alexandria Faces Coastal Crisis: Buildings Collapse Amid Rising Sea Levels
Alexandria, Egypt, faces a crisis as more than 280 buildings have collapsed in two decades due to climate change, with...
Disaster Toll Rises: Over 40,000 Households Affected in Malawi
The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) reports that 40,178 households, affecting approximately 180,801 individuals, have been impacted by disasters...
Collaboration Essential for Environmental Progress: UNEP 2024 Report
The UNEP's 2024 Annual Report stresses the need for collaborative efforts among nations to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss, and...
India Achieves Remarkable Reduction in GHG Emissions Amid Global Challenges
India reduced its GHG emissions by 7.93% in 2020, showcasing its commitment to climate action. Minister Yadav emphasized India's leadership...
Nauru’s Citizenship Initiative: Opportunities and Environmental Challenges
Nauru is selling citizenship for $105,000, granting access to 89 countries, to raise $5.6 million for relocating its residents due...
Study Highlights the Risks of Climate Change to Global Food Production
A new study indicates that climate change could threaten up to one-third of global food production, particularly in low-latitude regions...
