Petersberg Climate Dialogue

Petersberg Climate Dialogue: The Room Where Climate Diplomacy Gets Real

After seventeen editions, the Petersberg Climate Dialogue has become one of the most consequential forums in international climate diplomacy

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Extreme Heat Is Redefining the Limits of Global Agriculture, Report Shows

Agricultural workers and agrifood systems are on the frontlines of climate change, as extreme heat events increasingly threaten the livelihoods, health, and labor productivity of…

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Climate week 3

Climate Week 3: Clean Power, Hard Politics and the New Energy Order

The Implementation Forum a main component of Climate Week 3, was built around what was described as a “from dialogue to delivery” ethos

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Restoring 226 Hectares: The High-Stakes Bet on Kenya’s Mangrove Economy

In Gazi Bay, mangrove forests that once formed dense coastal barriers now stand fragmented, exposed to erosion, shifting tides, and years of human pressure. However,…

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KMD

Heavy Rains, Strong Winds, Rough Seas Expected as KMD Issues Nationwide Advisory

KMD has cautioned that flooding may not be limited to areas receiving heavy rainfall, as downstream regions could be affected by runoff

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UNICEF/UNI644339/Tibaweswa

Climate Change Could Cost Africa’s Students $380 Billion in Lost Earnings

Climate-related disruptions to education could cost Eastern and Southern Africa up to $380 billion in future earnings by 2050, a new report by UNICEF and…

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cities

Cities on the Frontline: Mayors Push for Climate Finance That Reaches the Ground

However, the message was strikingly consistent: cities are ready to act, yet remain constrained by a financial system that struggles to reach

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Patchy Rains, Flood Risks Persist as Heat Builds Across the Greater Horn of Africa

Much of the Greater Horn of Africa is projected to receive light rainfall below 50 mm like across large parts of Ethiopia, Djibouti, Uganda

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Conserving Our Land,
Reducing Our Carbon Footprint

Land conservation initiatives are crucial in safeguarding the environment and mitigating the effects of climate change. By promoting actionable information and best practices, we can enhance restoration efforts and drive meaningful change. As the frequency and intensity of climate change impacts continue to rise, it is our collective responsibility to take decisive action—ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come.

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Wangari Maathai was well-known as a political, social, and environmental activist. In 1977 she started a grass-roots movement aimed at countering the deforestation that was threatening the means of subsistence of the agricultural population.

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Petersberg Climate Dialogue: The Room Where Climate Diplomacy Gets Real
Petersberg Climate Dialogue: The Room Where Climate Diplomacy Gets Real

After seventeen editions, the Petersberg Climate Dialogue has become one of the most consequential forums in international climate diplomacy

Extreme Heat Is Redefining the Limits of Global Agriculture, Report Shows
Extreme Heat Is Redefining the Limits of Global Agriculture, Report Shows

Agricultural workers and agrifood systems are on the frontlines of climate change, as extreme heat events increasingly threaten the livelihoods, health, and labor productivity of over a billion people worldwide. But beyond being a seasonal hazard, extreme heat is…

Climate Week 3: Clean Power, Hard Politics and the New Energy Order
Climate Week 3: Clean Power, Hard Politics and the New Energy Order

The Implementation Forum a main component of Climate Week 3, was built around what was described as a “from dialogue to delivery” ethos

Restoring 226 Hectares: The High-Stakes Bet on Kenya’s Mangrove Economy
Restoring 226 Hectares: The High-Stakes Bet on Kenya’s Mangrove Economy

In Gazi Bay, mangrove forests that once formed dense coastal barriers now stand fragmented, exposed to erosion, shifting tides, and years of human pressure. However, an ambitious ecological and economic experiment is taking shape: the restoration of 226 hectares…

Heavy Rains, Strong Winds, Rough Seas Expected as KMD Issues Nationwide Advisory
Heavy Rains, Strong Winds, Rough Seas Expected as KMD Issues Nationwide Advisory

KMD has cautioned that flooding may not be limited to areas receiving heavy rainfall, as downstream regions could be affected by runoff

Climate Change Could Cost Africa’s Students $380 Billion in Lost Earnings
Climate Change Could Cost Africa’s Students $380 Billion in Lost Earnings

Climate-related disruptions to education could cost Eastern and Southern Africa up to $380 billion in future earnings by 2050, a new report by UNICEF and Dalberg warns, highlighting a growing but often overlooked consequence of the climate crisis. The…

Cities on the Frontline: Mayors Push for Climate Finance That Reaches the Ground
Cities on the Frontline: Mayors Push for Climate Finance That Reaches the Ground

However, the message was strikingly consistent: cities are ready to act, yet remain constrained by a financial system that struggles to reach

Patchy Rains, Flood Risks Persist as Heat Builds Across the Greater Horn of Africa
Patchy Rains, Flood Risks Persist as Heat Builds Across the Greater Horn of Africa

Much of the Greater Horn of Africa is projected to receive light rainfall below 50 mm like across large parts of Ethiopia, Djibouti, Uganda

Inside the Push for End-to-End Traceability in Floriculture
Inside the Push for End-to-End Traceability in Floriculture

Technological advancements and innovations have significantly transformed the floriculture industry in Kenya. Farmers are adopting smart floriculture practices with traceability solutions to automate operations from the greenhouse to the vase. Krystal Scanning and Mobility Group Limited is a tech…

Dignity in Waste: Inside Ngong’s Quiet Waste Reclaimers’ Revolution
Dignity in Waste: Inside Ngong’s Quiet Waste Reclaimers’ Revolution

The Danish Refugee Council (DRC), working with the Coca-Cola Foundation, has brought together dozens of waste reclaimers for training

Brazil Faces Lawsuit Over Amazon Highway Plan Threatening Forest Protection
Brazil Faces Lawsuit Over Amazon Highway Plan Threatening Forest Protection

The move violates Brazilian Constitution, and represents a major risk to deforestation control in the Amazon rainforest

Intensive Animal Agriculture’s Growing Strain on Global Water Resources
Intensive Animal Agriculture’s Growing Strain on Global Water Resources

Economic incentives continue to favour high-output, industrial systems; intensive animal agriculture, for their long-term impacts on water

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