Dust Storms Escalate Into a Global Climate Risk Signal
Record-breaking dust storms across China and the U.S.-Mexico border in 2025 are no longer isolated environmental events. They are emerging...
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When Water Takes the City: Lagos and the Engineering Failure Behind Its Floods
Lagos floods are often described as seasonal disruptions, but that framing understates both their scale and their cause. In reality, floodin...
→The Nigeria AI Scaling Hub: Promise, Pressure, and the Cost of Getting It Wrong
Nigeria’s Federal Government, in partnership with the Gates Foundation, has launched the Nigeria AI Scaling Hub, backed by a $7.5 million co...
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SBTi Appoints Maia Kutner to Lead Global Engagement and Scale Corporate Climate Target Adoption
The Science Based Targets initiative (Science Based Targets initiative) has appointed Maia Kutner as its new Director of Engagement and Grow...
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European Investment Bank commits over $1.1bn to Mission 300 energy access push
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has committed more than €1 billion (about $1.1 billion) to support renewable energy expansion under Missi...
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Unilever’s 50% Plastic Reduction Promise: From Deadline to Transition Narrative
For years, Unilever positioned itself as one of the most ambitious corporate actors in the global fight against plastic waste. Its sustainab...
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MTN Net Zero Plan Faces Scrutiny as 2025 Emissions Rise and Renewable Use Stays Minimal
Ambition is easy to communicate. Measurable progress is harder to demonstrate. For several years, MTN Nigeria has publicly committed to red...
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Beyond Earthrise: NASA, Sustainability, and the Cost of Exploring the Moon
Exploring the Moon pushes the boundaries of knowledge, efficiency, and environmental responsibility—and forces us to rethink sustainability ...
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Energy Security in Crisis: Why Global Conflicts Are Accelerating the Shift to Renewable Energy
The ongoing conflict involving Iran is doing more than rattling global oil markets. It is quietly but decisively reshaping the future of en...
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