Atlantic Records Rare September Lull as 2026 Could Become First Hurricane-free Season in Satellite Era
The Atlantic has gone through its busiest month of the hurricane season without producing a single hurricane, raising the possibility that 2026 could become the first hurricane-free season since modern satellite monitoring began. September is normally…
Are Mosquitoes and Climate Change in Sync?
As climate change reshapes the environment, it may also be reshaping one of the world’s oldest public health threats: the mosquito. There are warnings that rising temperatures, changing rainfall patterns, rapid urbanisation and growing insecticide…
Climate Change Is Becoming Africa’s Biggest Education Crisis, Leaving Teachers to Carry the Burden
Across classrooms in eastern, western and southern Africa, climate change is no longer a distant scientific theory discussed in textbooks. It has become an everyday reality shaping how children learn and how teachers teach. From prolonged droughts that…
Why Climate Change Is Stealing Our Sleep
Climate change is no longer just a story about melting glaciers, rising sea levels or extreme weather. Scientists are now warning that one of its most overlooked consequences is unfolding every night, in our bedrooms. Across the world, rising nighttime…
COP30 Strikes Major Climate Finance Deal, but Fossil Fuel Roadmap Remains Elusive
After several days of intense negotiations in Belém, Brazil, global climate diplomats have reached an agreement to improve climate finance and accelerating the implementation of the Paris Agreement. The deal, after two weeks, was finalised at the close…
UN Warns of Rising Global Hunger as Nigeria Bets on AI to Transform Food Systems
As climate change continues to erode harvests and disrupt supply chains, global hunger is on the rise. The United Nations gave this warning at the opening of the United Nations Food Systems Summit Stocktake (UNFSS+4) in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. UN…
COP29: A Bold Step Toward Climate Justice with a $300 Billion Fund
The recently held Climate Summit in Baku has achieved a groundbreaking milestone: a commitment to mobilize $300 billion annually to help developing nations tackle the mounting impacts of climate change. This pledge reflects a seismic shift in addressing…
Climate Change: Countries Must Pay Their Way Out Of The Global Mess They Have Created – Ola Oluwa
In the urgent pursuit of global climate goals, the spotlight is now on countries to contribute trillions in climate finance before the close of 2024. The Executive Secretary of the UN Framework on Climate Change, Simon Stiell recently underscored the…
Climate Change:Scratching beyond The Rhetorics- By Fortune Omosola
Talk is cheap, climate change is real. Despite contributing a fraction of cumulative CO2 emissions, Nigeria continues to grapple with the disproportionate impact of climate change, a consequence of others’ prosperity at its expense. Urgent…