IMAGES/AFDB By PATRICK MAYOYO ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast, August 6, 2020/ Climate financing by seven of the world’s largest multilateral development banks (MDBs) totalled $61.6 billion
A commercial airplane on a runway. PHOTO/BILAL EL-DAOU/PIXABAY By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Weather forecasts have become less accurate during the COVID-19 pandemic due to the reduction
Coastal communities, like Port Sud-Est in Mauritius, are exposed to the adverse impacts of climate change. PHOTO/ STE’PHANE BELLERO/UNDP By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT As governments try
Modern economic development has been so powerful and driven human systems too close to the natural ones, which has made it easier for pathogens to
Part of the activities at the 52 second session of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) headquarters. PHOTO/IPCC By PATRICK MAYOYO The Intergovernmental Panel
A student at Gerakas High School, Greece, part of UNESCO’s ASPnet programme. PHOTO/UNESCO By ENVIRONMENT REPORTER A UN programme for schools is looking to make
Ice floating on the waters of Prince Gustav Channel in Antarctica, where an ice shelf (Prince Gustav Ice Shelf) of more than 28 km used
Jeff Bezos, Amazon CEO and the world’s richest person. PHOTO/AMAZON By OUR CORRESPONDENT Jeff Bezos, the world’s richest person, is committing more than Sh 1
Aerial view of melting glaciers on King George Island, Antarctica.PHOTO/ESKINDER DEBEBE/UN By PATRICK MAYOYO Fresh fears of accelerating damage to the planet’s ice sheets and
Traditional weather forecaster, Mr Abdi Koropo, examines the intestines of a goat before making a weather prediction. PHOTO/ABJATA KHALIF BY ABJATA KHALIF Fifty-eight years old