The Agriculture, Forestry, and Other Land Use (AFOLU) is a collective term that categorises human activities influencing the movement of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4)...

For decades, landfills have been a quick, out-of-sight solution for our ever-growing piles of garbage. They're often seen as the most economical way to deal with waste, but they come with significant...

Nigeria stands at a pivotal moment in its energy transition. While the conversation around smart grids has laid a crucial foundation, the next wave of digitalization promises even more profound...

When conversations on sustainable mining arise, they often focus on responsible extraction, environmental safeguards, and community relations during active operations. Rarely, however, do they touch...

The internet is not as clean as it seems. Every website you visit, every video you stream, and every notification your application sends consumes energy. With 5.56 billion internet users globally...

For decades, Nigeria's economic narrative has been heavily reliant on the unstable nature of the oil market, as seen in the 2016 recession. (1) This dependency hinders the country’s capacity to...

Nigeria bears the brunt of decades of severe environmental degradation due to its dependency on oil for fuel. Oil spills, a tragic and common occurrence stemming from pipeline vandalism, operational...

Nigeria, a nation rich in biodiversity, is facing the challenge of water scarcity. A significant, yet often underestimated, contributor to this is deforestation. Forest ecosystems are integral in...

Plastic waste has become an undeniable global crisis, presenting severe environmental and socio-economic challenges. Our modern lives are intricately woven with plastic, making it seemingly impossible...