climate change mitigation
Ecosystem Restoration, MauritiusGuest WriterBaie du Cap, Mauritius, coastal village, African coastal village, Gérard Bernard, African fisherman, Reef Conservation Society, Indian Ocean, coral reef, climate change, climate change mitigation, herbicides, pesticides, coral bleaching, Eco-Sud, Shashi Chumun, Marine Park Mauritius, Marine Park, Blue Bay Mauritius, Blue Bay, Seychelles, UNDP, Indian Ocean Commission

An Underwater Makeover on Paradise Island

A coastal community is working to restore the beaches and the fish population on the paradise island of Mauritius by farming coral.

Ecosystem Restoration, MauritiusGuest WriterBaie du Cap, Mauritius, coastal village, African coastal village, Gérard Bernard, African fisherman, Reef Conservation Society, Indian Ocean, coral reef, climate change, climate change mitigation, herbicides, pesticides, coral bleaching, Eco-Sud, Shashi Chumun, Marine Park Mauritius, Marine Park, Blue Bay Mauritius, Blue Bay, Seychelles, UNDP, Indian Ocean Commission
An Underwater Makeover on Paradise Island
Renewable Energy, Energy TransitionGuest WriterAfrican COP, COP27, COP27 Egypt, climate change mitigation, low-emission, renewable energy, African renewable energy, COP26, energy poverty, African energy poverty, Gabriel Stanciu, Wanjira Mathai, World Resources Institute, Nigeria, Nigerian oil, Oil Change International, OCI, Paris Agreement, International Renewable Energy Agency, IRENA, African GDP, oil and gas, East African Crude Oil Pipeline, EACOP, Tanzania, Tandolwethu Lukuko, National Node Coordinator, South African Climate Action Network, Jason Richard, African solar energy, solar energy, African hydroelectricity, hydroelectric power, African wind energy, wind energy, African energy crisis, European Union, United States of America, US, Khodani Mulaudzi, Climate Change Mitigation, South Africa, Africa Just and Affordable Energy Transition Initiative, AJAETI, 2063, JET, just energy transition, African just energy transition

African Climate Experts Advise African Governments to Ignore COP27's Soft Stance on Fossil Fuels

Africa's climate experts urge the continent to look beyond COP27's faux arguments for fossil fuels and adopt cleaner energy sources.

Renewable Energy, Energy TransitionGuest WriterAfrican COP, COP27, COP27 Egypt, climate change mitigation, low-emission, renewable energy, African renewable energy, COP26, energy poverty, African energy poverty, Gabriel Stanciu, Wanjira Mathai, World Resources Institute, Nigeria, Nigerian oil, Oil Change International, OCI, Paris Agreement, International Renewable Energy Agency, IRENA, African GDP, oil and gas, East African Crude Oil Pipeline, EACOP, Tanzania, Tandolwethu Lukuko, National Node Coordinator, South African Climate Action Network, Jason Richard, African solar energy, solar energy, African hydroelectricity, hydroelectric power, African wind energy, wind energy, African energy crisis, European Union, United States of America, US, Khodani Mulaudzi, Climate Change Mitigation, South Africa, Africa Just and Affordable Energy Transition Initiative, AJAETI, 2063, JET, just energy transition, African just energy transition
African Climate Experts Advise African Governments to Ignore COP27's Soft Stance on Fossil Fuels