Environment
Amazon rainforest suffers worst forest fire season in 20 years, study reveals
Amazon rainforest has just experienced its most devastating forest fire season in over two decades, with far-reaching consequences for the environment. According to a new study, the 2024 fires released an estimated 791 million tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, equivalent to Germany’s annual emissions. The study highlights the…
Read More »World Habitat Day 2025: Thrivescape Initiative urges global response to urban challenges
As the world marks World Habitat Day 2025 with the theme “Urban Crisis Response,” Thrivescape Initiative has called for immediate, coordinated, and inclusive action to address the growing urban crisis in Nigeria. Nigeria’s cities and communities are under immense pressure. Rapid population growth, congestion, slum expansion, and environmental degradation pose…
Read More »Groundbreaking study reveals surprising insights into climate change
Stanley Ihedigbo A groundbreaking study published in the European Geosciences Union (EGU) journal Earth System Dynamics provided a critical and previously underestimated connection between Antarctic sea ice, cloud cover, and global warming. According to the group Media & Engagement Manager, Dr. Asmae Ourkiya, the research is important because it shows…
Read More »YALI Network Lagos champions environmental sustainability in Alimosho council
Akwa Ibom Govt’s Stubb Creeks forest committee sparks Ekid people’s resistance
Tony Okoh, Uyo Stakeholders of Ekid nation of Akwa Ibom state have described the Àkwa ibom state government’s proposed committee on Stubb Creeks Forest as an unnecessary, spurious and suspicious composition. The stakeholders relied on the numerous court judgments spanning over a century and the Statutes of the Legislature, which…
Read More »Flood simulation exercise held in Agboyi/Ketu to test early warning Systems
Michael Olumide Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) recently conducted a flood simulation exercise in Agboyi/Ketu, Lagos State, as part of the Italian Government-funded Flood Resilience Project. The project aimed to enhance flood preparedness and response in six high-risk states in Nigeria, namely Anambra, Bayelsa, Cross River, Enugu, Lagos, and Nasarawa.…
Read More »FENRAD to share expertise at Nigeria Socio-Ecological
Nkem Ukaegbu, Umuahia Foundation for Environmental Rights, Advocacy & Development (FENRAD) is proud to announce its participation in the upcoming Nigeria Socio-Ecological Alternative Convergence, a landmark event organized by Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF) that brings together leading environmental activists, grassroots movements, policy influencers, and civil society organizations to…
Read More »FENRAD calls for immediate attention to erosion control in Ebem Ohafia, Abia State
Stanley Ihedigbo Foundation for Environmental Rights, Advocacy and Development (FENRAD) has issued an urgent call to the Federal and Abia State governments to intervene in the devastating erosion crisis in Ebem Ohafia, Ohafia Local Government Area of Abia State. The advocacy group emphasizes that immediate attention is necessary to mitigate…
Read More »Flooding: Niger Delta activist slams governors over mismanagement of ecological funds
Niger-Delta born environmental and development advocate, Comrade Mulade Sheriff, has emphasized the need for state governments to judiciously apply ecological funds to address perennial flooding and erosion in the region. The call to action highlights the devastating impact of flooding on communities, including loss of lives, destruction of properties, and…
Read More »ActionAid warns of private finance’s hidden dangers in climate talks
ActionAid has sounded the alarm on the role of private finance in climate change mitigation, calling it a “Trojan Horse” for exploitation. The organization criticized the growing dependence on private sector investments to bridge the gap in global climate finance, arguing that it prioritizes profit over people and perpetuates inequality.…
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