How Farmers in Kenya Might Adapt to Climate ChangeJessica LeberClimatewire
Science, Climate & Tech Ents & Arts Programmes More Climate change: How an invasive water hyacinth is being turned into biofuel in Kenya Water hyacinth is an invasive plant species originally from South America. For years, the plant has been damaging the ecosystem in Lake Victoria....
The government should work towards incentivising any businesses that operate to enhance a green economy and/or to alleviate climate change. The bloc has, for instance, established the EU Green Deal investment plan, which includes a strategy for plastics, the EU Circular economy action plan as wel...
the migration path appears more random than people would expect. Climate change has affected our ability to predict rainfall, asTanzaniaand Kenya grow dryer and less predictable.
43.A [定位] Climate change is an issue that will affect everyone on the planet. For Africans, its consequences will be particularly bitter. 44.D [定位] And although output per worker hasimproved by more than half over the past 30 yearsin Africa, that is still far behind the 2.5 times ...
“At least 180,000 refugees from Somalia and South Sudan crossed into the drought-stricken areas of Kenya and Ethiopia,” they wrote in a report posted on their website. “Climate change has made events like the current drought much stronger and more likely; a conservative estimate is that ...
While these problems are of concern primarily because of their impact on economic performance, they are also important factors in determining the adaptive capacity of SMEs to climate change risks. 3.2. Survey strategy The survey was administered in three regions in Senegal and one region in Kenya....
Urbanisation has also increased the demand for water in major towns and cities. “Freshwater resources in Kenya are already highly subject to the large inter-and intra-annual rainfall variability, including the extremes of floods and droughts,” the report adds. ...
This paper investigates the impact of Chinese development projects on the change of land covering in the African continent over the years 2000-2017 by mean
In Nigeria and Kenya, they are becoming a commercial success. In Zimbabwe, the government and partners piloted it among farmers struggling with securing soya meal for their animals. A World Bank-led project later used it as a recovery effort for communities affected by a...