Singapore, a compact island nation with a mere 0.1% contribution to global emissions, finds itself disproportionately vulnerable to the devastating effects of climate change, from rising sea levels to scorching heatwaves, and despite its small footprint, the city-state is not standing idly by.
In a transformative move for the continent's energy sector, Nigeria has taken a bold step toward harmonizing petroleum regulations across Africa, spearheading an initiative that promises to reshape the industry's landscape. With the global energy market becoming increasingly competitive, African
Imagine a city choking under the weight of its own waste, where rivers bear the brunt of pollution and landfills overflow with discarded resources, while Delhi, with its sprawling urban expanse, faces this harsh reality every day. Generating thousands of tons of waste daily, the city demands
Imagine a world where every window in a skyscraper or home doubles as a source of clean, renewable energy, seamlessly blending sustainability with modern design, and transforming urban landscapes into powerhouses of green technology. A groundbreaking development from scientists at Nanjing
The relentless demand for petroleum drives global economies, powering industries, transportation, and countless aspects of modern life, but this dependency carries a devastating environmental price when disasters strike in the form of oil spills. Marine ecosystems bear the brunt of these
As the United Nations climate summit, COP30, approaches in Belem, Brazil, this November, the stakes for global climate action have never been higher, with nations poised to update their critical carbon pollution reduction commitments. However, an alarming barrier is emerging that could undermine
