‘Only 2% of Nigerian firms investing in carbon emission reduction’
There are indications that only two per cent of Nigerian heavy energy users, especially those in the industrial sector, are investing towards reducing Co2 emission
Category : Environment
Environmental firms increased by 1,469 in three months – FG
The registration and enrollment of environmental plants, consultancy organisations and companies in Nigeria increased by about 1,469 between September and November this year, the Federal
Lagosians need a change of attitude on waste disposal – LAWMA boss
Mr Ibrahim Odumboni, Managing Director, Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), has called for a change of attitude towards indiscriminate dumping of refuse to improve
Opinion: Significance of Nigeria’s new climate change law
AfCFTA: FG’s trade policy revision will facilitate market access — Buhari On Thursday, November 18, 2021, President Muhammadu Buhari signed into law the Climate Change
Buhari signs climate change, AMCON amendment bills into law – media aide
President Muhammadu Buhari has signed into law two important bills passed by the National Assembly, including the climate change bill. The now Climate Change Act
NiMet predicts low visibility in northern region on Saturday
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet), on Thursday in Abuja predicted low weather visibility below a thousand over some parts of the northern region on Saturday.
Thousands rally in rainy Glasgow for COP26 climate action
Thousands of protesters set off from a Glasgow park Saturday to march through the city hosting the U.N. climate conference and demand bolder global action.
The climate crisis will not be fixed by causing an energy crisis in Africa – Buhari
Dire warnings of the end of the world are as old as civilization itself. But each year as the countdown to United Nations Climate Change
Illegal trade in endangered species causes harm to nature – LASG warns
The Lagos State Government (LASG) on Saturday educated the public on the negative impact of illegal trade in endangered species, adding that it had caused
Nigeria to lose N38trillion to climate change activities by 2050
ActionAid Nigeria has raised concern over a recent report that Nigeria will be losing a minimum of N38trillion annually to climate change activities by 2050.
