The Paris climate agreement, which brings on board the world’s two leading carbon polluters, the United States and China, is undisputedly ground-breaking, but visionaries at the Annual Meeting of the.
As prolonged drought dries up waterholes and grass, Zimbabwe’s government is taking an unprecedented step to keep the wildlife in its game reserves alive: It is selling the animals to.
The National Lotteries Commission has provided 200 boreholes in five provinces that are severely affected by drought. The commission earlier this year committed R50 million to complement government’s drought mitigation.
By Syriacus Buguzi The government has recently said yesterdayit is going close down fuel stations, mines and high rise buildings whose owners don’t possess valid environmental impact assessment (EIA) certificates.
