Accra, Ghana — Ghana has become one of West Africa’s leading destinations for lead-acid battery recycling, positioning itself as a growing hub for cross-border waste trade and materials recovery in the sub-region. Speaking at a panel di...
Every morning across Ghana’s markets, chop bars, and roadside food stalls, millions of polystyrene takeaway packs change hands. They serve a purpose for minutes. Then they are discarded into gutters, washed into drains, and carried into...
Tamale, June 6, 2026 — The Ghana Education Service (GES) has called for stronger integration of climate education into school systems, warning that climate change is already disrupting learning through rising temperatures, flooding, and...
Source: Green Climate Network Tanzanian Minister for Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups, Dr Dorothy Gwajima, weighed in on the importance of access to clean cooking energy during the Second Tanza...
Accra’s traffic crisis is no longer an inconvenience: it is a national productivity emergency. Every day, millions of Ghanaians lose valuable hours stuck in congestion, arriving late to work, school, and essential se...
Dr. Kodimah Siita is a young, energetic environmentalist whose work sits at the intersection of data, agriculture and community development. Holding a PhD in Applied Statistics, he approaches every challenge with a r...
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says Ghana is making steady progress on climate action, with schools now integrating climate content and officials preparing the country’s next national plan. Dr Emmanuel Tachie‑Obe...
Panipat, India — A Guardian investigation reports rising lung disease, skin conditions and cancer among workers in the city that recycles about one million tonnes of discarded clothing a year. Panipat is known as the “cast ...
Peter Page, Group Recycling and ESG Director at Textile Recycling International, has emphasized the urgent need for global regulations and standardization in the trade of sorted clothing and garments. In discussing t...