National Commitments and the Launch of the Natural Capital Atlas This year, the 30th session of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) took place in Brazil in Belem, where 194 parties gathered to discuss the current phase of global warming and climate crisis in general. The host Country, Brazil, labelled the event […]
How Lead Poisoning from Battery Recycling is Ravaging Public Health in Nigerian Communities In the dust-filled exuberations of the industrial-town of Ogijo, which spans across the borders of Lagos and Ogun states in Nigeria, a ghastly scenario is being played as children are presently playing amidst the haze of metallic lead clouds that drift like […]
How Climate Change is Amplifying Health Emergencies in Malawi Malawi is experiencing two crises that are on the rise. As the incidence of extreme weather in Southern Africa increases because of climate change, the nation is vulnerable to catastrophic health crisis, which must be responded to by policy. The two evil twin problems that are […]
Introduction The country of Afghanistan is experiencing an existential public health crisis that is caused by the climate change but the calamity has very little international coverage despite the fact that it is the worst disaster ever caused by climatic change. The country is also a leading climate-prone state in the world, yet the country […]
The COP30 Malawi delegation in Belém, Brazil, was reflective of the increased vulnerability of the country to the effects of climate change. At the same time, it was also an indicator of an increasing determination of the country to play an active role in the global climate governance. As a least-developed country with a dire […]
In the world we live in, we often see climate summits as grand stages. We watch world leaders travel to distant cities to just to sign papers and shake hands. It feels like a ritual, as it is clean and distant from reality. It feels like the world of words that seems to exist nowhere […]
Leading the Charge for Climate Justice Malawi, one of the least developed countries (LDCs) on the planet, was among the vocal and strategic countries at COP 30 in Belém, Brazil. The Malawian delegation made the Malawi climate diplomacy based on the urgency, justice, and tangible assistance, under the leadership of the Minister of Natural Resources, […]
What COP30’s Cruise-Ship Solution Reveals About Climate Justice and Global Power A solemn sight from the COP30 occurred at the gangways of the Outeiro Port, approximately 20 kilometres from the conference centre of Belém. UN badge clad delegates descend off the Costa Diadema and MSC Seaview, carrying laptops and coffee, being ferried between floating hotels […]
What is COP? First of all, it is necessary to comprehend the meaning of COP. Conference of the Parties to the Convention is the abbreviation of COP or the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), a treaty that was adopted in 1992 and officially recognized climate change as a threat to the world. The […]
COP30 in Belem, Brazil in November 2025 was a critical pivot ten years later in the Paris Agreement. Sierra Leone is among the most vulnerable countries to the effects of climate and has made minimal emissions gave significant contributions. The summit was not about spending time in a long dialogue, but about acquiring immediate and […]
Abdul-Razak Issifu Yidana 
Amadu Barrie 
Primrose Mutema 