Pollution

Pollution

Research identifies lethal dose of plastics for seabirds, sea turtles, marine mammals

The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Monday, November 17, 2025, released a new study, titled: “A quantitative risk assessment framework for...
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FCTA’s Breathe Clean Air Initiative: 5,000 households to get free cooking gas

No fewer than 5,000 households are set to enjoy free gas cylinders with six months free refill of their cooking gas under the Federal...
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Bayelsa: NGOs unite against oil exploration impact on Oloibiri communities

Two NGOs, the Community Environment and Development Network (CEDEN) and Media Awareness and Justice Initiative, are joining forces to combat the effects of oil...
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Lagos residents lament air pollution, seek stricter law enforcement

As Lagos continues to battle environmental challenges associated with its rapid urbanisation, residents across the state have raised concerns over its worsening air quality,...
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Nigerian rivers face pollution challenges — Environmentalist

An environmentalist with the Lower Niger River Basin Authority (LNRBA), Dr Olabisi Awoniyi, has warned that Nigerian rivers continue to face serious pollution challenges. In...
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Waste to wealth: Turning gas flaring into opportunity in Niger Delta

For more than 50 years, gas flaring has scarred the Niger-Delta. Flames rent the skies, wealth is burnt, air and water poison released as a...
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Weary host communities collaborate to tackle polluting oil firms

In the face of divestment plans of multinational oil companies in the Niger Delta especially Shell, and the transfer of assets to indigenous companies, stakeholders have called on all...
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How can football clubs in Nigeria get behind the new zero-plastic incentive

Plastic pollution is one of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges, and Nigeria, like many other nations, has been working to address its share...
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