Dr. Joshua Rufus Abadi is a renowned environmental engineer specialising in water contamination. He has provided consultancy on oil spills in Nigeria and has spearheaded the EU WasClean project. Additionally, he collaborates with the University of Southampton and the University of Brighton, and leads environmental initiatives for Inspired Grace Healthcare.
Secure American supply chains and African industrial growth can reinforce each other, but only if partnerships deliver measurable results, credible investment and shared prosperity. A mineral shipment can leave an.
From Congo’s copperbelt to global battery factories, cobalt exposes a troubling gap between the strategic security governments demand and the protection mining communities receive. The future has a mineral footprint..
Every year, vast quantities of food are lost before reaching consumers. Across Africa, crops often spoil because farmers lack reliable refrigeration, adequate storage facilities and efficient transport networks. In the.
The United States has reached a decisive moment in its struggle with PFAS contamination. These “forever chemicals” have been detected in drinking water, groundwater, soil, food packaging, industrial waste and.
Ten years after the United Nations adopted the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the world has entered the most decisive phase of the 2030 Agenda. The question is no longer whether.
The intersection of environmental challenges and international diplomacy presents a strategic opportunity for enhanced engagement. Nigeria, one of Africa’s largest oil producers, has grappled with severe oil spills that have.
A global food crisis is rapidly emerging, driven by excessive pesticide use, soil degradation, and massive food waste. These challenges, once viewed as isolated issues, now threaten food security, environmental.
Ecosystem services—ranging from clean water and air to pollination and climate regulation—are fundamental to both human well-being and biodiversity. However, rapid industrialization, urban expansion, and climate change are placing unprecedented.
The Niger Delta, one of Africa’s most resource-rich regions, accounts for approximately 75% of Nigeria’s foreign exchange earnings and nearly 40% of the country’s GDP. Yet, it remains a paradox.
The world is facing a mounting waste crisis, yet while some nations struggle to manage the challenge, others are pioneering solutions. Across Africa, countries like Rwanda, South Africa, Kenya, and.
