Africa’s Famous Serengeti and Maasai Mara are Being Hit by Climate Change – A Major Threat to Wildlife and Tourism
The Mara-Serengeti ecosystem, which includes Kenya’s Maasai Mara and Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, is one of the most famous…
Carbon Credits: A Solution or Another Corporate Profit Scheme?
Carbon credits were supposed to offer incentives to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and encourage trade-offs between conversationalists and their…
Will Industry 5.0 End Waste as We Know It? The Circular Economy Solution
In the vision of a wasteless Industry 5.0 era, the world is not just a distant dream but an…
Noise Pollution, A Common, Notorious and Less Addressed; Who is to be Blamed?
Noise pollution is a very common and widely known type of pollution, like solid waste pollution, although it may…
Global Village or Carbon Culprit? The True Cost of Our Digital World
Kudos to the digital economy, now an undisputed booming business creating tens of millions of jobs, sustaining robust economies,…
Reducing Carbon Footprint in Transport: A shared Approach in Mobility Through Bolt Application
The concept of sustainability is clearly and familiar term as it cuts across different professions and specializations. However, it…
Biomining with Microbes: The Ultimate Solution to Environmental Degradation in Tanzania
Biomining using microbes is an emerging biotechnology that applies microorganisms in the excavation of minerals from their ores underground.…
Microbes: Earth’s Unseen Architects and Climate Change Warriors
The Earth’s climate is changing—oceans are warming, glaciers are melting, and extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and…
World Environment Day 2024: A Call to Combat Desertification and Drought
Bringing together governments, businesses, and individuals from more than 150 countries, World Environmental Day (WED) is a cornerstone of…
Tanzania-Norway Initiatives: A Silver Bullet for Clean Cooking Energy Transition in Africa
The Paris Agreement, which came into force in 2015, implied that each party to the agreement who rectified it…
