Ghana is a nation defined by its coastline, a 550-kilometer stretch of sandy beaches, estuaries, lagoons and reefs that support millions of livelihoods, sustain critical biodiversity, an...
Water (H₂O) is a vital, inorganic, polar compound that is clear, tasteless, odorless, and nearly colorless. It is the liquid that makes life on Earth possible. All living things, from ti...
Feature By: Justice Akoto The growing carbon market promises climate finance at scale, but integrity issues pose significant risks to banks, investors, and the environment. Witho...
Feature By: Stanley Bonney, an environmental Campaigner Background “Let there be light and there was light’ was the first statement made by the Ultimate Reality per the Holy Scriptures o...
By: Justice Akoto, Sustainable Operations Advisor- Fidelity Bank Ghana’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) is more than just a climate pledge – it’...
By: Godfred Fiifi Boadi, ESQ, PE-GLawyer, Sanitary Engineer The notion that sanitation services should be self-sustaining through user charges alone is a myth that n...
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 appro...
Accra – Ghana’s power sector is at a crossroads. Drought‑stressed hydropower, heat‑reduced thermal efficiency, flooded substations and volatile fuel logistics have turned climate risk into a banking i...
Accra – As climate change tightens its grip on Ghana, threatening food production, water security, coastal livelihoods and public health, the question of how the country finances its cli...
Climate adaptation in Ghana’s manufacturing sector has moved from a future‑risk discussion to a present‑day operational imperative. Flooded industrial zones, heat‑stressed machinery, water scar...
