West Africa looking towards low sulphur fuels
A cross section of the participants By Greg Odogwu The Sub-Regional Workshop on the Promotion of low sulphur fuels in...
Nigeria: Why water resources ministry matters
Engr Adamu (in white) and Fr Nzamujo (in black) shake hands after signing contract (PHOTO: ClimateReporters/Greg Odogwu) By Greg Odogwu...
Evaluating Nigeria’s quest for nuclear power
President Buhari, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and Mr Yukiya Amano with Nigerian ministers By Greg Odogwu For more than one...
Of avengers and eco-terrorists
Militants blowup Chevron Valve Platform in Nigeria's Delta state. By Greg Odogwu This is really the worst of times for...
Ban Ki-moon’s summit not SAFE-compliant
UNHCR/Partners Bring Aid to North Kivu (PHOTO: UNHCR/K. Holt) By Greg Odogwu For the first time in the 70 years...
Climate change and women stories
By Greg Odogwu We must connect the dots between climate change, water scarcity, energy shortages, global health, food security and...
Between early warning and early action
Flooding By Greg Odogwu We are in September now and, naturally, the rains are not relenting. For many people...
Thoughts on the Africa mining conference 2015
Men of the pits. Illegal miners at work in "Blue," Taraba, North-east Nigeria (PHOTO: Climate Reporters/Lawal Sani) By Greg Odogwu...
Climate change and NiMet’s Agro-Met paradigm
NIMET's weather centre By Greg Odogwu In today’s world, climate change has obliterated political boundaries and also redefined baseline agriculture....
Climate change: as China leads the developing world
Barack Obama and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jingping, (PHOTO: India.com) By Greg Odogwu Once upon a time, many countries used...
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