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NEST water scheme to ease climate stress in Kogi community

Residents of Ofante Community in Olamaboro Local Government area in Kogi State rolled out their drums recently at the commissioning of a public water...

Michael Simire - May 1, 2014

Climate Change

Building a climate-proof Lagos

Governments at all levels have been asked to henceforth reframe climate change issues and seek new kinds of solutions to help affected communities and...

Michael Simire - April 15, 2014

Climate Change

IPCC’s AR5: Another cause for stepping up climate actions

Activist, Surveyor Efik, who is the National Coordinator, Climate Change Network Nigeria (CCN-Nigeria) and Lead Facilitator of CAN/GCCA global advocacy on IPCC AR5 in...

Michael Simire - April 15, 2014

Climate Change

CCNN: World leaders must respond to IPCC’s harrowing portrait

Governments the world over have been handed a warning by the world's leading climate scientists that society is vastly underprepared to deal with the...

Michael Simire - March 30, 2014

Climate Change

IPCC finalises work on fifth climate report

A five-day meeting that commenced on Tuesday involving government representatives and scientists, and convened by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to finalise...

Michael Simire - March 30, 2014

Climate Change

Business unusual at 6th Lagos climate summit

Global warming, an offshoot of the climate change phenomenon, is being transformed from a threat of environmental doom to a promise of financial boom,...

Michael Simire - March 14, 2014

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Awaiting Lagos storm: Lesson from UK experience

In the last few weeks, global attention has been drawn to the United Kingdom where the wettest winter in 250 years has emptied more...

Michael Simire - March 14, 2014

Climate Change

REDD+: Activists decry forced relocation of indigenous people in Kenya

The No REDD in Africa Network (NRAN) and its allies have condemned the evictions and forced relocation of the Sengwer Indigenous People in Kenya’s Cherangany Hills, as well as the World Bank-funded Reducing Emissions from...

Michael Simire - March 14, 2014

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