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14 08 2024 | 07:37

Cello-playing climate activist arrested at New York Citibank protest as crackdown escalates

Cello player John Mark Rozendaal is detained by NYPD on Thursday for criminal contempt outside Citibank’s global headquarters. Photograph: Stephanie Keith 100584/Getty Images A 63-year-old climate…

14 08 2024 | 07:37

Green energy for all: Zimbabwe will need a new social contract to roll out projects like solar power

The Zimbabwean government is racing against time to meet the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 7: affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all by 2030. However, the race…

14 08 2024 | 07:35

Sudan's agriculture minister says there is no famine in the country

Residents wait to collect food in containers from a soup kitchen in Omdurman, Sudan March 11, 2024. Nearly five million people in the country are close to famine as Sudan's civil war passes the one-…

14 08 2024 | 07:34

What lies beneath: the growing threat to the hidden network of cables that power the internet

The global network of undersea cables that powers the internet is under increasing threat. Illustration: Stuart Gregory/Getty Images It was the opening days of 2022, in the aftermath of a huge…

14 08 2024 | 07:32

Nigeria reportedly maintains position as Africa's top crude oil producer

Nigeria's daily oil production for July increased to 1.61 million barrels per day. The country maintains its position as Africa's top crude oil producer. Efforts are being made to optimize output…

14 08 2024 | 07:31

Number of plastic bags found on UK beaches down 80% since charge introduced

Last year’s litter survey found an average of one plastic bag every 100 metres, compared with five every 100 metres in 2014. Photograph: mauritius images GmbH/Alamy The number of plastic bags washed…

14 08 2024 | 07:30

‘The Adriatic is becoming tropical’: Italian fishers struggle to adapt to warm sea

Beach parasols at Madonna del Ponte on the Adriatic coast near Fano. Photograph: imageBROKER/Shutterstock Almost every morning, Daniele Montini and his wife, Alfreda, take a stroll in the shallow…

14 08 2024 | 07:29

Ruto ‘mismanaged’ Nairobi peace process, DRC President Tshisekedi says

DR Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi speaks during a press conference in Paris, France on April 30, 2024. PHOTO | REUTERS Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi says his Kenya counterpart William…

14 08 2024 | 07:27

Ecological transition in Africa: why is Veolia getting closer to NORFUND?

The French group Veolia has reached an agreement with the Norwegian Investment Fund for Developing Countries (NORFUND) to set up an investment platform in Africa. This partnership will support the…

14 08 2024 | 07:26

Steady growth in female leadership of African tech startups – report

The level of representation of women within the leadership of African tech startups has increased over the last year, but there is plenty of work to be done before true gender equality exists in…

14 08 2024 | 07:26

Nigeria's struggle to break the 'oil curse' | FT Film

Nigeria's oil sector has been plagued by profiteering, theft and under-investment. Can the new $20bn Dangote refinery and ending expensive fuel subsidies help to transform the industry - and the…

14 08 2024 | 07:26

Just re-elected, President Ramaphosa promulgates South Africa’s climate law

South Africa's first climate change law has just been signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa. It should set South Africans on the path to economic and environmental resilience. Barely a month…

14 08 2024 | 07:24

AgVenture 2024: this year, EBRD will finance six sustainable agricultural solutions

Developing technologies to make the world's agricultural and food industries more sustainable, including in Africa. This is what the 2024 edition of the AgVenture competition, recently launched by…

14 08 2024 | 07:21

The ‘flying rivers’ causing devastating floods in India

Heavy rains and floods have affected several parts of India in recent weeks, killing scores of people and displacing thousands of others. Floods are not uncommon in the country - or South Asia - at…

14 08 2024 | 07:18

Repeating climate denial claims makes them seem more credible, Australian-led study finds

Repeating false and sceptical claims about climate science makes them seem more credible – including to people who accept the science and are alarmed by the climate crisis – new research has found.…

14 08 2024 | 07:18

‘It shouldn’t be a bucket list place’: these people went to Antarctica. They hope you don’t

“If Antarctica were music, it would be Mozart,” the Australian broadcaster Andrew Denton once wrote, after one of his many (at least seven) trips to the continent. “Art, and it would be Michelangelo…

14 08 2024 | 07:17

The Guardian view on wind energy and the UK: Labour plays catch-up

In its pomp during the 1970s, Ardersier port near Inverness was a behemoth of Scottish industry. During the North Sea oil and gas boom, thousands worked on one of the largest rig construction sites…

14 08 2024 | 07:14

July ends 13-month streak of global heat records, but experts warn against relief

A sign warns tourists of extreme heat in Death Valley national park in July in California. Photograph: Daniel Jacobi II/AP Earth’s string of 13 straight months with a new average heat record came to…

14 08 2024 | 07:08

Singer Akon’s Multibillion-Dollar Futuristic City in Africa Gets Final Notice

A single arched concrete block juts out of a field in Senegal where R&B singer Akon first laid the foundation stone for his $6 billion metropolis four years ago. The West African nation granted…

14 08 2024 | 07:04

How Asia's 5,000-year-old rice terraces are inspiring modern flood control

Parks, roofs and riverbanks mimicking the long-used agricultural form are helping Asian cities absorb, hold and purify rainwater.