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Report reveals chronic oil pollution, escalating environmental threats from Brazil’s offshore oil and gas expansion

Just before COP30 begins in Brazil next week, a new report was released by SkyTruth, a nonprofit conservation technology organisation, that reveals the mounting...
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Fortune charms craze threatens vulture population in Kano

At the Kofar Mazugal abattoir in Kano, the morning air in September 2025 reeks of blood and smoke. Butchers hurry between carcasses, blades flash,...
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COP30: African stakeholders agree to seven-point call to action

As COP30 draws near and countries prepare their positions, a group of over 30 African stakeholders have issued a seven-point communiqué calling for urgent...
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COP30: Tinubu approves national carbon market framework

President Bola Tinubu has approved the adoption of National Carbon Market Framework, the operationalisation of the Climate Change Fund and the restoration of the...
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Three supermarkets sealed for violating Lagos single-use plastics ban

The  Lagos State Government has sealed three supermarkets in the Kosofe area for violating the ban on single-use plastics, as part of its ongoing...
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Why Lagos’ coastal women hold the key to Nigeria’s climate resilience

In every flood that sweeps through Lagos’ coastal communities or any coastal community in Nigeria, we see more than homes lost; we see untapped...
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Nigerian Senate passes wildlife protection bill

The Endangered Species Conservation and Protection Bill, 2024 has been successfully approved by the Nigerian Senate and will now be forwarded to the President...
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Nasarawa Assembly passes climate change bill 

The Nasarawa State House of Assembly has passed a bill for a law to provide for state policy on mainstreaming of climate change actions...
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May Day: CAPPA urges people-friendly reforms as workers face deepening cost-of-living crisis

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