Africa’s carbon budget
Nature Climate Change, Published online: 10 May 2024; doi:10.1038/s41558-024-02014-1
Africa’s carbon budget
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Resource and geospatial diversity could mitigate climate-induced risks in Africa’s power systems
Nature Climate Change, Published online: 01 August 2022; doi:10.1038/s41558-022-01417-2
Hydropower will have an essential role in meeting the growing energy needs in Africa. Fully interconnecting the African power pools could reduce climate-induced changes in usable hydropower capacity and decrease variability in the electricity supply. Integrating renewables could further increase the adaptability of the power pools to climate change.
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Separation at home boosts South Africa’s paper recycling rate – Recycling International
Separation at home boosts South Africa’s paper recycling rate Recycling International
South Africa recovered almost 1.3 million tonnes of recyclable paper products, putting its paper recovery rate at 71.7%, according to the country’s paper recycling …
World Rhino Day: South Africa’s Top Rhino Conservation Safaris – Forbes
World Rhino Day: South Africa’s Top Rhino Conservation Safaris Forbes
As World Rhino Day takes place on September 22nd each year, organisations take the opportunity to champion their conservation programs and the world …
Africa’s Oldest Baobab Trees Are Likely Victims Of Climate Change – Forbes
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Africa's Oldest Baobab Trees Are Likely Victims Of Climate Change
Forbes The scientists speculate that the unexpected deaths of these monumental baobabs may be associated, at least in part, with changing climate conditions that are causing significant modifications to southern Africa in particular. For example, annual rains … |
Africa’s new elite force: women gunning for poachers and fighting for a better life – The Guardian
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Africa's new elite force: women gunning for poachers and fighting for a better life
The Guardian According to conservation biologist Victor Muposhi of Chinhoyi University of Technology, the lower Zambezi Valley has lost 11,000 elephants in the past 10 years. But he believes that hiring and training female rangers such as Kumire directly from the … |