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Webinar – Geothermal development in Africa: Beyond the Rift, 3 April 2024

ThinkGeoEnergy

Registration is open for a webinar on “Geothermal and Sustainable Development in Africa: Beyond the Rift.” The speaker for the upcoming webinar will be Helen Robinson, Regional Manager for Africa of the International Geothermal Association (IGA).

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As demand for protein grows Sustainable Planet bets on water lentils as a viable alternative to soya

AFN Sustainable Protein

Extreme weather conditions coupled with very little arable land make agricultural productivity difficult in many parts of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Sub-Saharan Africa, on the other hand, has abundant arable land but grapples with limited funding to boost its agriculture sector and the region’s overall productivity.

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Wind Catchers – Looking to the Ancient Past for New Clean Energy Sources

Green Business Bureau

A Cleaner Energy-Efficient Approach to Passive Cooling Systems: Wind Catchers. Sustainable and renewable energy. They looked to the ancient past, to wind catchers and a technique called passive cooling that was first thought to be used by the Pharaohs of Egypt and the Shahs of Persia over 3,000 years B.C. Clean energy.

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IGA launches “Facts for Future” series to shape the future of geothermal

ThinkGeoEnergy

The IGA is continuing the webinar series with two upcoming sessions: Geothermal Heating & Cooling: A Deep Dive with Adele Manzella (22nd November 2023 14:00 UTC) Luis Gutierrez-Negrin Explores Geothermal Power Generation (24th November 2023 16:00 UTC) More details and registration for the two sessions can be done via this link.

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From banks to bunds: how Africans are harnessing satellite data to financially derisk pastoral livelihoods

Planet Pulse

Although Africa as a whole has contributed the least to greenhouse gas emissions, no continent has been more affected by climate change-induced natural disasters like flooding and droughts. By: Njeri Maina and Megan Zaroda. And a handful of local groups are doing just that. How does that work?

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How Improved Housing in Under-Served Communities Can Strengthen Climate Resilience

The City Fix

In the crowded slums of Zambia, Africa, members of the Zambia Youth Federation, a social movement of the urban poor, conducted climate change research and presented it in an emotional spoken word poem. Their message let policymakers know how climate.

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Modern-day windcatchers: How we can protect ourselves and the planet against heat

Business Green

Government, business and consumers must work together to slash the emissions of air conditioners and fridges as temperatures rise around the globe and demand for 'cooling systems' snowballs, argues Arçelik CEO Hakan Bulgurlu. Some thousands of years ago, people of the Persian Empire built strange towers with one goal in mind: to cool down.