How the Bamako Convention Can Drive Real Implementation of the Basel Convention in Africa
By Gilbert KUEPOUO
The African continent has historically been a dumping ground for hazardous chemicals, technologies, and...
By Nadine Wahab, Sustainable Network Egypt (SNE)
In the labyrinth of the plastics treaty negotiations, one creature thrives: the INFINF — the “informal-informal.” Behind closed...
The Nigerian Senate has successfully approved the Endangered Species Conservation and Protection Bill, 2024 and will now be forwarded to the President for his...
WaterAid, a non-governmental organisation, with support from Latter-Day Saints Charities (LDSC) is ‘Strengthening Water and Sanitation Delivery’ project in Ikorodu North and Ojodu Local Council Development Authority (LCDA) of Lagos state with $300,000.
The Association for Environmental impact Assessment of Nigeria (AEIAN) has said that the practice of circular economy and the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) would curb the tide of plastic pollution in the country.
The Country Director, WaterAid Nigeria, Ms Evelyn Mere, says the Akilo Waterworks when fully rehabilitated will deliver potable water to 100,000 residents within Ifako-Agege,...