It is that time of the year in Nigeria when lives are lost and properties worth millions of Naira are damaged due to lack of proper surface drainage system causing floods in most urban towns.

Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time, but it doesn't have to be a despairing endeavour.

South America is a continent rich in natural resources, biodiversity, and cultural diversity. But the country also faces many environmental challenges, such as deforestation, pollution, climate change, and the loss of indigenous rights.

People care about the environment and climate change. In 2019, surveys revealed that climate change was an important issue to the British public, second only to Brexit, with some 60% of people feeling that the issue requires urgent or very urgent action to be taken.

Sustainability! The word that seems to mean everything and nothing all at the same time. It is so often sold to us as a way to deliver a happy and healthy future to our children, so it’s funny that we rarely listen to them when planning such futures.

“Empowering the younger generation today is planting the seeds of a brighter, sustainable tomorrow.”

Tunisia, a North African nation, like many countries, faces a dual challenge: fostering economic growth while ensuring the responsible use of natural resources and addressing environmental issues [1].

The Forensic traces left on recent climatic violence bear every internet user’s name. This mildly mental gymnastics would explain to you your charge.

Nature is a gift that keeps giving. But when continuously triggered it installs and returns provocative plagues. The recent constant recess in the various industries explains the displeasure of nature with our actions. Humanity is up against a tight timeline to address these setbacks.

Vernacular architecture stands as a testament to human adaptability and ingenious use of local resources.