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Expert urges law to tackle recurring floods in Ekiti
A water resources management expert, Michael Ale, has called for a new law and stronger institutional frameworks to combat persistent flooding in Ekiti State, Nigeria.
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Southeast Asia faces test of turning climate promises into action
Southeast Asia is grappling with the challenge of translating climate commitments into tangible action, a key focus at a recent Climate Reality Leadership Corps Training in Singapore.
Lagos to deploy 220 trucks for waste evacuation — Hamzat
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Lagos to deploy 220 trucks for waste evacuation — Hamzat
Lagos State plans to boost its waste evacuation capacity by deploying an additional 220 trucks, supplementing the existing Private Sector Participation system.
Kenya: Nairobi Biodiversity Talks Set the Stage for Key COP17 Decisions
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Kenya: Nairobi Biodiversity Talks Set the Stage for Key COP17 Decisions
Recent biodiversity talks in Nairobi concluded with a stark warning: countries are off track to meet global 2030 biodiversity goals despite record participation in reporting and planning processes.
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2025 South China Sea Marine Ecological Protection and Restoration Bulletin Released
China's Ministry of Natural Resources South China Sea Bureau released two bulletins for 2025, highlighting stable marine ecological conditions and significant restoration efforts in the South China Sea.
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US proposes cuts to Colorado River use for Arizona, California and Nevada
The US Bureau of Reclamation has proposed cuts to the Colorado River use for Arizona, California, and Nevada to stave off a crisis in the waterway. The proposal would spare four other states from facing mandatory cuts for now.
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'It’s Russian roulette’: alarm as Europe backs critical minerals mines in water-stressed regions
European Commission plans to rewrite EU's key water protection law for critical minerals mines, despite many being in drought-prone areas.