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This week, our focus is on the promotion of Inclusive and Modern Agriculture in Countries within West Africa. Agriculture is known for being the leading growth factor for Africa, particularly the West African Sub-region because of the fragility of its…
This edition, our focus is on the potential of cotton farming. This is because, at this year’s celebration of World Cotton Day, the World Trade Organization WTO urged for the stabilization of the cotton sector to create jobs and strengthen…
On Enviroscope this week, we will be talking about the impact of coastal erosion on the environment and marine species. According to the United Nations, Coastal environments host a range of infrastructure, including the landing points for telecommunications, and ecosystem…
This week, Enviroscope focuses on World Ozone Layer Day, celebrated on September 16. If you are wondering what the ozone layer is? It is the part of the atmosphere located between 20 and 50 kilometres above the earth’s surface. Its…
Across West Africa and the Sahel, the change in this year’s rain pattern characterized by heavy downpours continues to cause havoc, In major cities and communities in countries like Nigeria, Niger, Mali, Guinea and Chad, floods have destroyed properties, washed…
This edition of the program is on the prelude conference to COP16, the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD in Riyadh. To accomplish the COP16 theme, Antonio Guterres, the UN Secretary-General Says there is a strong need to scale…
Albinism is a rare, non-contagious, genetically inherited condition which commonly results in the lack of melanin pigment in the hair, skin and eyes, causing vulnerability to sun exposure. This is very much the nexus between this condition and climate change…
Malaria, Lyme disease, cholera and West Nile Virus are ecological diseases influenced by Environmental factors such as Water, sanitation, food and air further aiding transmission. But then, there are other conditions that are not triggered by the environment but are…
Every passing year, the effects of climate change and what it means for people’s actual lives, their homes, their ability to farm and eat, send their kids to school, to access basic health care among others increase in scope. More…
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, who launched the day, in Touba located in the centre of the country has set his sights on greening Senegal. He called for reforestation activities and the maintenance of planted trees to be made permanent. In…
Environmental economics is the study of the cost-effective allocation, use, and protection of the world’s natural resources. Broadly speaking, is the study of how humans produce and consume goods and services with a focus on how they use and manage…
It’s another week and time for a fresh package of WADR’s environment program – Enviroscope which brings to the fore topical issues affecting the agriculture sector, land exploration, climate change and every other matter that concerns our planet, Mother Earth.…
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