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This is my latest research article, which is published recently in Frontiers in Earth Sciences. To read this article follow the link: https://doi.org/10.3389/feart.2021.777381
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As a member of the Climate Change Media Partnership network, we want your help!
We’re currently considering how to update our community networks. We want a thriving community where members can connect and share information.
However, we recognise that Ning, the platform that hosts the Climate Change Media Partnership network, may not be the place for this, so we are asking…
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COP 23 climate change talks takes off in Bonn without America?
Feature by Josephine Naaeke
Accra, Oct 31, GNA - World leaders and parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) would converge in Bonn, November 6th to the 17th 2017 for this…
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COP 23 climate change talks takes off in Bonn without America?
Feature by Josephine Naaeke
Accra, Oct 31, GNA - World leaders and parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) would converge in Bonn, November 6th to the 17th, 2017 for this…
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By Josephine Naaeke, Marrakech, Morocco (Courtesy UNFCCC)
Marrakech, (Morocco), Nov. 19, GNA – The Institute of Statistical Social and Economic Research of the University of Ghana was the only Ghanaian exhibitor, at the Conference of Parties on Climate Change (COP 22) ,in Marrakech. Morocco.
Mr Simon Bawakyillenuo, a Research Fellow at ISSER, told the Ghana News Agency, in Marrakech, on the sidelines of the Africa Day that the exhibition was meant to showcase some scientific…
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By Josephine Naaeke, Morocco, Marrakech
Morocco, Marrakesh, Nov. 14, GNA - Three international institutions announced an African Package for climate-resilient ocean economies at during the COP22 in Marrakech in November 2017.
They are the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), World Bank and African Development Bank.
The package, which is in the form of technical and financial assistance, is to mobilise 500-900 million US dollars and implement programmes…
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By Josephine Naaeke, GNA Marrakech, Morocco.
Marrakech (Morocco), Nov. 13, GNA - Election of Donald Trump is not a threat to the Conference of Parties, Mr Salaheddine Mezouar, President of CoP 22 said in Marrakech.
“We have to keep trust in this momentum period, Mr Mezouar said in a response to a question at a press briefing following speculations that with Trump’s election, he will withdraw US from the Paris Agreement.
“The Paris Agreement has been ratified by 105…
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1.2 billion people worldwide have no electricity
By Josephine Naaeke, GNA, Marrakech, Morocco,
Marrakech (Morocco), Nov. 13, GNA – An energy efficiency expert said that 1.2 billion people in the world are living without access to electricity, in Africa, South Asia, Latin America and other parts of the…
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A field reporting of Bagmati river from Bagdwar to Chobhar
SUBODH GAUTAM
KATHMANDU
Rajesh Poudel of Min Bhawan in Kathmandu, who had arrived in Bagdwar for walking uphill more than two and a half hours from Nagi Ghumba of Shiva Puri Himal, was filling his water bottle from a Tiger’s mouth shaped stream.…
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Saleh, I. (2014). "Narrating Climate Change Crisis: The Press, Social Imaginaries & Harsh Realities in Africa," in, Richard Maxwell, Jon Raundalen and Nina Lager Vestberg, Media and the Ecological Crisis,Routledge | Taylor & Francis, pp.161-173.
Saleh, I. (2012).Ups and Downs from Cape to Cairo: Journalisms Practice of Climate Change in Africa. In, Eide, E & Kunelius, R. (eds) Media Meets Climate. Gothenburg: Nordicom, Sweden, pp.47-…
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In India , climate change has to start at grassroot level.Common people hardly follow the normal hygienicity in day to day life. They litter out snacks packets here and there which are devoured by cattle and lead to their death.Garbage disposal is a question mark,still Indians have represented Lima--- for what? If COP is just meant to be restricted to discussions and green funds, I guess people representing our country are not doing justice. Municipal corporations are there but, we find…
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A key challenge in international negotiations is how to strike a balance. As one part has initiated a first move, they await the counterpart to make the next. This is also the case for the ongoing climate negotiations in Lima. The true challenge is to agree on when a proposal is so important that the counterpart needs to make a corresponding proposal.
Leading up to COP20 in Lima, we saw many initiatives from the EU.…
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A global transition, towards a green future, built on resilience, will not come for free. Investments are needed, and action needs to be taken. And there is need for someone to pay the bill.
Climate finance has been a key element in the climate debates for years, and some progress has been made. The Green Climate Fund is a concrete result from the UN…
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His Holiness Pope Francis, Archbishop…
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climate and energy policyFriday, early morning, EU leaders adopted a new climate and energy policy. A policy which should guide the unions’ effort towards a low carbon transformation, including targets which would feed into the forthcoming global climate agreement, to be adopted in Paris 2015.
Footprints of…
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Their Mud-made homes are situated some half kilometer away from sea. They have no way to understand their life, they only knows that “their life is like waves, sometime up and sometime down”. From Badin city, a link road goes to Sirani, a small village like town. This road turns into Kacha Rasta, which goes along with mirwah canal. This kacha Rasta ends at this village Sheikh Qurhio. Natives of this village remains deprived all of human facilities and unable to achieve their livelihood.…
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There is an increasing global awareness about the need to take climate change seriously. Actually, this knowledge has been known for quite some time, and many governments around the world are already taking initiatives to reduce emissions, and to transform their countries into low carbon economies. Still science tells us that there is need to do more, a lot more.
The coming days in New York the need “to do more” is in…
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Today the president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker will present his new commission, and we will know what the new top management of the European Union will look like. I am sure the commission will be a group of well qualified and committed people, but their performance will not only depend on their skills, but also which tasks and responsibilities they are given.…
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