Introduction Kampala, the capital city of Uganda, faces significant challenges in managing its waste, with garbage disposal being a major concern. The city generates over 1,500 tons of waste daily, with a significant portion being disposed of improperly. This has severe environmental, health, and economic implications. Frightening Facts It’s
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The reasons why we need to protect biodiversity
Introduction The Earth is home to an incredible diversity of life, from tiny bacteria to majestic blue whales. This biological wealth, known as biodiversity, is essential for sustaining life on our planet. Unfortunately, it is now facing an unprecedented crisis, with alarming rates of species extinction. Populations of wild species
Africa and the Climate Challenge
Introduction For several decades now, there has been a general alert on climate-related issues, pointing to climate change at the global level with effects on the daily lives of humans (unbearable heat, seasonal disruptions that have a direct impact on agriculture, etc.). This warning was at the same time a
PLASTIC POLLUTION IN GHANA: A CALL TO ACTION
Introduction Plastic pollution is one of the major problems many countries face. It is stipulated that worldwide, a total of 8 million tonnes of plastic waste are washed ashore into the ocean, and it is also estimated that by the year 2050, if nothing changes, there will be more plastic
CLIMATE CHANGE: A SPOTLIGHT ON ITS CAUSES AND EFFECTS
What is Climate change? Climate change refers to the change or a shift in the average weather condition of a place or an area over a certain period or certain time. It can be a change in the temperature or rainfall patterns. Climate change is a global concern; it can
WHY IT IS IMPORTANT AND HOW TO REDUCE FOOD WASTE AT HOME
Today, humanity faces the challenge of guaranteeing food security throughout the world, i.e. ensuring that all people have access to a sufficient diet appropriate to their stage of development and health. However, according to the Food Waste Index Report 2024 by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), at least
How to grow macabo successfully by the hectar
Introduction Macabo is an annual crop. It should be planted (sown) at the beginning of the rainy season, between March and April to be precise. Harvesting often takes place 8 to 11 months after sowing, i.e. between November and January. characteristics and favourable area for growing macabo In a society
Seaweeds: Its consequences on fishing, and tourism
Introduction Sierra Leone is a country widely recognized for its beautiful beaches, which are major points of attraction for entertainment and tourism to locals and internationals. But the West African nation is struggling with a persistent issue as its renowned Lumley and Aberdeen beaches are marred by layers of unsightly
Reptiles at risk: Save the silent guardians of our planet
Introduction Out of sight and often misunderstood, reptiles have inhabited our planet for millions of years, weaving an essential web in the complex tapestry of life. Snakes with shimmering scales, lizards with agile movements, ancestral turtles and powerful crocodiles, these fascinating creatures are much more than simple crawling animals. They
The Rivers of the Congo: Mirrors of the soul of a country
Abstract: This article explores the environmental crisis of rivers in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It highlights the threat posed by pollution to biodiversity and the health of riverside communities. Rivers, once sources of life, are now in danger, requiring collective awareness and action to restore their purity. Introduction :