Nations Unable to Resolve Deadlock on Upcoming UN Climate Change Assessment
Nations failed to reach an agreement on the timing of the UN's upcoming climate change assessment by the IPCC during...
Climate change
Report Reveals Alarming Soil Degradation in Kenya Threatening Food Security
A recent report indicates that only 20% of Kenya's soil is fit for farming, with significant degradation due to erosion...
Record Biodiversity Documented at Costa Rica’s Methane Seeps
Researchers have identified 488 distinct species in Costa Rica's methane seeps, marking the highest biodiversity count in a single seep/vent...
Ecuador Faces Regional Emergency Due to Severe Flooding and Rainfall
Since February 14, 2025, heavy rainfall in Ecuador has led to state alerts and a declaration of regional emergency. Provinces...
Dr. John Edwin DeBebs Explores Niger Delta Mangroves Through Art
Dr. John Edwin DeBebs returns to the art scene with his solo exhibition titled "The Intersecting Worlds of Climate Change,...
N’Djamena’s Flood Resilience Strengthened by Proactive Measures in 2024
N'Djamena, Chad, improved flood resilience in 2024 due to effective preventive measures from the PILIER project. With an investment of...
Cyclone Gamane Triggers Lockdown-Like Situation in Mauritius
Cyclone Gamane has triggered lockdown-like conditions in Mauritius, leading to the closure of schools, shops, and airports. Authorities have issued...
Madagascar Heavy Rains Result in 11 Deaths and Extensive Damage
Since February 14, heavy rains in Madagascar have caused 11 deaths, affecting over 16,000 people, with significant damage to infrastructure...
Bolivian Farmers Face Dilemma: Burning Land or Planting Trees?
Bolivian farmers must decide whether to continue clearing land with fire or to initiate tree planting to address worsening drought...
Bolivian Farmers Face Dilemma: Burn Land or Plant Trees?
Bolivian farmers face a crucial decision after last year's devastating wildfires: continue burning land for agriculture or plant trees to...
