Looking at each progressive step between industrial revolutions shows they build on each other, and technological progress is far from over.
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Greenpeace Greenpeace Africa activists and concerned community members gathered at Unilever’s headquarters in Durban to protest the multinational corporation’s contribution to plastic pollution across Africa. Protesters displayed Unilever-branded plastic waste to symbolise| the corporation’s disregard for sustainable practices. Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
Continue ReadingNile Post More than 800 million children around the world lack access to basic hygiene services, including water and soap, at their schools, according to the United Nations. Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
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Continue ReadingAccording to staff the hospital faces severe shortages of water, equipment, linen, and food for patients. Read More Health-e News
Continue ReadingPremium Times UCL’s research also revealed that countries hit by climate disasters see a significant surge in domestic violence rates. Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
Continue ReadingDaily Trust The Kogi State Government says ravaging flood has submerged over 200 communities and displaced over two million people in the state. Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
Continue ReadingNew Times Fishing ponds are set to be established as part of the $80 million rehabilitation of five wetlands in Kigali, providing both economic and recreational benefits, according to the Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA). Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
Continue ReadingUNFPA Fotokol, Far North Cameroon — “Our village was peaceful until these armed men appeared, sowing terror and death,” Aicha* told UNFPA, the UN sexual and reproductive health agency, recalling a night three years ago when her village was attacked. Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
Continue ReadingThe Conversation Africa Cooking on firewood and coal increases air pollution and ill health. Some of the dangers include stunted growth in children and undernutrition in children and adults. Babies who’ve been exposed to charcoal and firewood smoke while in the womb can have reduced birth weight. Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
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