Environment
Asafo Sewage Treatment Facility expansion to serve more people
More households and institutions are expected to benefit from the ongoing expansion and rehabilitation of the Asafo Sewage Treatment facility, Madam Cecilia Abena Dapaah, the Minister for Water and Sanitation,...
ACET holds Ghana Compact Technical Consultations on Climate in Tamale
The Ghana Compact Technical Consultation on Climate is to develop a well-structured long-term plan, built on the consensus of various actors in the environmental chain to address the increasing temperature,...
Switching to Electronic Vehicles is a step to ending climate emergency – Transport Minister
Mr Kwaku Ofori Asiamah, Minister for Transport has said the transport sector has become a major source of greenhouse gas emissions due to the use of fossil fuel-based vehicles.
Failure and delay in addressing climate change will have consequences on the agricultural sector
Professor Elvis Asare-Bediako, Vice Chancellor at the University of Energy and Natural Resources, has cautioned that any failure and delay in addressing climate change would have catastrophic consequences on the food...
Vivo Energy marks World Environment Day with clean-up exercise at La
Vivo Energy Ghana, the exclusive marketer and distributor of Shell branded fuels and lubricants has partnered the United way Ghana, to mark this year’s World Environment Day.
Okyehene to embark on massive Forest regeneration and expansion
The Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Council has resolved to make the area the hub of forest regeneration and expansion.
Investigations into 2021 Impounded Rosewood still ongoing- Abu Jinapor
Investigations into attempted exports of five containers of Rosewood species in June and July 2021 are yet to be concluded, Mr Samuel Abu Jinapor, the Minister for Lands and Natural...
Tema Fuel Company marks World Environment Day with a clean-up
Tema Fuel Company (TFC) has organized a clean-up exercise at Kpone Laloi Beach in the Kpone-Katamanso municipality to beat plastic pollution.
African-Americans want soil from Africa as souvenirs-Loudoun County Chair
Ms. Phyllis Randall, Chair-At-Large of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, has revealed that many African-Americans not getting the opportunity to visit Africa anxiously want soil as souvenirs.
Consider women with land rights- Regional Minister
Dr Hafiz Bin Salih, the Upper West Regional Minister, has appealed to traditional authorities, especially landowners to consider women with access to land and land rights to encourage large scale...
