Sustainable connectivity in the age of climate crisis: Huawei leads by example

AFRICA: in 2023, the Global Green Event accelerates in environmental professions

South Africa and Egypt top regional sustainability rankings in 2023

GHANA: USAID promises $100 million over 5 years for drinking water and sanitation

TUNISIA: drought, Tunis toughens its strategy to guarantee access to drinking water

Ivory Coast in search of South African expertise to preserve its biodiversity

MOROCCO: OCP obtains $18 million from CACF for water desalination in El Jadida and Safi

SOUTH AFRICA: NASA space mission maps Cape Town’s biodiversity

SÃO TOMÉ-ET-PRINCIPE: towards a more sustainable coastal pelagic fishery

CHAD: Beijing finances €38 million for water and sanitation in three provinces

CAR: the country’s second photovoltaic solar power plant (25 MWp) inaugurated in Danzi

SEYCHELLES: ADB grants $33 million to finance sustainable urban development

Recycling urban wastewater into drinking water: behind the scenes with Jacques Momeux

Loïc Jaegert-Huber: “the hydrogen sector will take longer to develop”

Months after deadly floods in Libya, migrants’ families still await news of the missing

Aid agencies say as many as 20,000 undocumented people were in Derna when Storm Daniel hit. Now their relatives, fear they may never know their fate

Illegal bird of prey killings fall to lowest level in decade, but ‘true figure may be far higher’

Confirmed incidents of the illegal persecution of birds of prey have fallen to their lowest levels for more than a decade, according to the latest RSPB Birdcrime report.

‘It was desolation’: why did 700 shags disappear from an island overnight?

Isle of May’s wildlife warden calls it ‘soul-destroying’ to discover birds he ringed as chicks washing up dead on the Scottish coast

Must the show go on? Taylor Swift fan death highlights danger of live shows as Earth cooks

Temperatures reached 102F in Rio last Friday as 60,000 people packed into the Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos for Swift’s concert

Eucalyptus plantations are expanding – and being blamed for devastation

In 2017, 66 people died after fires ripped through eucalyptus stands around Pedrógão Grande. Restrictions on the highly flammable trees have provoked death threats, yet others feel they do not go far enough

Toxic air killed more than 500,000 people in EU in 2021, data shows

European Environment Agency says half of deaths could have been avoided by cutting pollution to recommended limits