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Lets talk littering Green Advocates! One thing battling and getting to my nerves lately is, why would someone trash a plastic bottle beside a busy pedestrian walkway. The art of
August 12, 2025
Lets talk littering Green Advocates! One thing battling and getting to my nerves lately is, why would someone trash a plastic bottle beside a busy pedestrian walkway. The art of
When we look at a map of Africa’s eastern coast, we see more than just a line where land meets sea. We see a rich tapestry of bays, inlets, and
The Day Kenyans Refused to Stay Silent If you grew up in Kenya, chances are you’ve heard the phrase “Saba Saba” used around. Maybe in political speeches, old news clips,
Somewhere between liking a Green-brief post on Instagram and reposting a tree-planting flyer I never showed up for, I convinced myself I was an environmentalist. I mean, I once used
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Here’s What You Need to Know (And Do) Behind each viral image of a protester being dragged into a police van is a story of fear, of confusion, and of
A Smarter Way to Conserve and Earn What if one piece of land could pay your children’s school fees, feed your animals, and still store your carbon? That’s the promise
In the world of conservation finance, there’s been a lot of talk about credits ,and no, not the mobile data kind. We’re talking carbon credits and the new kid on
LEGAL RESEARCH INTERN We are hiring a meticulous and driven Legal Research Intern to assist with legal research in a prestigious law firm. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute
The Paris Agreement is a legally binding international treaty on climate change. It was adopted by 196 Parties at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP21) in Paris, France, on 12
“As Africa continues to bear the brunt of climate change despite contributing the least to its causes, COP29 presented both opportunities and challenges for the continent. From the prohibitive costs of participation to ongoing exclusionary practices, the conference underscored the need for a more inclusive approach. In this blog, we explore how COP29’s outcomes—such as climate finance and carbon market mechanisms—impact Africa, and whether they offer realistic solutions to the continent’s climate challenges or merely reinforce old patterns of neglect.
Can We Really Trust Our Legal Frameworks? In any functioning democracy, laws are meant to guide, regulate, and protect. They provide a sense of order and justice, ensuring that all
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