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Money Does Not Grow On Trees: African Farming Draws Low Volume Of Venture Capital Investments

Published 8 months ago By Chanel Retief
President Ramaphosa Welcomes Prime Minister Mark Rutte And Mette Fredeiksen In Pretoria

Going Green Together–Netherlands, Denmark and South Africa’s Landmark Green Hydrogen Fund

Published 9 months ago By Yeshiel Panchia
Start of the day – Traffic

Europe Warming Faster Than Any Other Continent, Report Suggests

Published 9 months ago By Forbes
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Boeing Bets On Startup Equatic With Massive CO2 Removal, Hydrogen Deal

Published 9 months ago By Forbes
Protest during the UN climate summit in Egypt

Climate Change Action Is A Necessity Africa Cannot Ignore, Anymore

Published 12 months ago By Forbes Africa
Gorilla conservation in Gabon; photo by Ramdas Iyer

Gorillas, Conservation And Climate Change In Gabon

Published 1 year ago By Forbes Africa
Shortage Of Fruit Pickers Could Lead To Food Waste On British Farms

With Labor And Climate Challenges, Farmers Turn To Robot Beehives, Tractors And Fruit Pickers

Published 1 year ago By Forbes
Garments factory waste dumping sites

Rags, Not Riches: Why Ghana Is Fast Fashion’s Dumping Ground

Published 1 year ago By Peace Hyde
COP27 Climate Conference: Opening Ceremony And High-Level Summit

Africa’s COP: ‘Reduce The Number Of Millions Still Without Electricity’

Published 1 year ago By Forbes Africa
Death and Life.

Climate Activists Throw Black ‘Oil’ At Gustav Klimt’s ‘Death And Life’—Here Are All The Recent Protests Targeting Museums

Published 1 year ago By Forbes
COP27 Climate Conference: Opening Ceremony And High-Level Summit

‘Highway To Climate Hell’: Officials Issue Stern Warnings At COP27 Summit

Published 1 year ago By Forbes
White rhinos at Akagera National Park in Rwanda; image by Yves Irankunda

The Future Of Wildlife In Rwanda

Published 1 year ago By Forbes Africa
Sakura Bitcoin Exchange Inc. Store in Shibuya

Bitcoin’s Environmental Damage Is On Par With Beef, Natural Gas And Oil, Study Suggests

Published 1 year ago By Forbes
The audience at the 2022 Kwita Izina ceremony in Kigali, Rwanda

‘Harmony Between Nature, People And Planet’: Prince Charles And Other Celebrities Name Newborn Gorillas At Traditional Rwandan Ceremony

Published 1 year ago By Forbes Africa
Royal Terns on the beach infront of hotels and apartment blocks on Miami Beach, Florida, USA. The Florida coastline is highly developed and low lying making it very vulnerable to sea level rise.

Sea Levels Will Rise 10 Inches—No Matter What—By 2100 Because Of Greenland’s Melting Ice, Study Suggests

Published 1 year ago By Forbes
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