Global Energy Crisis: Why Phasing Out Fossil Fuels is Easier Said Than Done
Energy is needed to carry out life processes in living things, and so is the economy, which fuels functions,…
Commemorating Tanzania’s 63rd Independence Day as A Reminder to Conserve Our Biodiversity
As Tanzania commemorates its independence on December 9, 2024, we celebrate not just the political freedom won in 1961 but the…
How Climate Change is Reshaping Tanzania’s Future: A Fight for Resilience
Under the blazing sun in Dar es Salaam, local fishermen band together to fish for the dwindling fish population…
COP29: Will Africa’s Climate Desires Finally Be Fulfilled at Finance COP?
Africa’s contribution to global carbon emissions is negligible (less than or equal to 3%) but suffers severely from the…
Building Smarter, Eating Better: A Blueprint for a Wasteless World
A wasteless world is one where nothing is thrown away, and everything is used smartly. This includes how we…
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…
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…
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,…
Global Warming Is Real, But What Can We Do About It?
Fortunately for all of us, global warming is winning the policy debate, but we still need to convert it…
The Silent Land Grab: Dubai Firm Buys Up African Forests, Displaces Indigenous Communities
A not well-known environmental company based in Dubai is ferociously striking deals across Africa to control African forests. According…
