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Africa Climate Week: Continent’s key voices missing as world converges on Addis

The UNFCCC’s Africa Climate Week (ACW) 2025 is in full swing at the Addis International Convention Centre (AICC). Participants from all over the world...
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From Sahel to South: How climate change, culture, commerce shape new paths for migrant herders in Nigeria

In 2020, Ahmed Jibril left his home in Niger Republic and crossed into Nigeria with a herd of over 60 cattle. Like many other...
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How communities and innovation can save Nigeria’s last forest elephants – Forest ranger

Emmanuel Olabode, Project Manager of the Nigerian Conservation Foundation’s Omo Forest Elephant Initiative, speaks on the growing threats to forest elephants, successful models of...
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Nigeria launches report to integrate conflict-sensitivity, peacebuilding into its adaptation plan

Nigeria has released a report that will serve as a road-map for integrating conflict-sensitivity and peacebuilding into the nation’s ongoing National Adaptation Plan (NAP) process. The...
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The Gambia achieves national consensus on landmark Climate Change Bill, Policy

Stakeholders from across The Gambia have unanimously validated the nation’s draft National Climate Change Bill and an accompanying National Climate Change Policy, marking a...
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Stakeholders validate document to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, NDC 3.0

Stakeholders on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, validated Nigeria’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 3.0 document aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions while strengthening resilience against...
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Microplastics present in everyday beverages – Study

A groundbreaking new UK study has revealed that microplastics are present in virtually every type of beverage we consume daily – from coffee and...
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After Mokwa: Nigeria’s flood crisis and urgency for stronger climate adaptation 

On May 28, a devastating flash flood, the first recorded in 2025, ravaged Mokwa, Niger State. Unlike typical floods caused by dam releases or...
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