AsiaEnvironmentInternationalpollution
Japan begins 17th ocean discharge of Fukushima nuclear-tainted wastewater
TOKYO, Dec. 5 — Japan on Thursday began the 17th round of discharge of nuclear-contaminated…
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AfricaAGRICULTUREEnvironmentInternationalWILDLIFE
Sub-Saharan Africa loses nearly quarter of biodiversity: study
December 4, 2025CAPE TOWN, Dec. 4– Sub-Saharan Africa has lost nearly a quarter of its biodiversity compared…
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AustraliaENVIRONMENTEnvironmentInternationalWILDLIFE
Protecting fish key to preventing starfish outbreaks on Great Barrier Reef
December 1, 2025CANBERRA, Dec. 1– Protecting predatory fish on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef has helped to prevent…
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EnvironmentEuropeInternationalsocial issues
5 years after Germany’s plastic bag ban, greens call for tougher rules
November 29, 2025BERLIN, Nov. 29– Five years after Germany decided to phase out most single-use plastic shopping…
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WINDHOEK, Nov. 15 — The Namibia ReThink Waste GreenCycle Expo concluded Friday in Windhoek, highlighting…
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WINDHOEK, Nov. 13 — Namibia has called for scaled-up, predictable and fair climate financing, saying…
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Climate and WeatherEnvironmentInternational
Global warming reshapes extreme rainfall, snowfall across Northern Hemisphere: study
October 26, 2025URUMQI, Oct. 26 — A recent study has shed new light on how global warming…
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EnvironmentNationalWildlife
Etosha Wildfires Ravage 38% of Park: Minister Confirms Containment, Wildlife Losses
October 2, 2025By Faustinus Kakupa WINDHOEK,02 OCT – Environment, Forestry and Tourism Minister Indileni Daniel this afternoon…
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EnvironmentNational
Namibia unveils ecosystem map to guide conservation, climate action
September 18, 2025WINDHOEK, Sept. 18– Namibia on Thursday launched its first national ecosystem map, a milestone aimed…
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EnergyEnvironmentNationalTechnologyTransport
City of Windhoek Launches First EV Charging Station
September 16, 2025By John K WaDisho WINDHOEK, 16 Sept — The City of Windhoek has officially launched…