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COP26 mid-point updates: highs and lows

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COP26 will be drawing to a close at the end of this week, so we have a closer look at some of the highs and lows of the event thus far to see whether we’re on track for any meaningful agreements or not…

November 9, 2021 COP26

Unlocking renewable energy potential in Eswatini

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Climate finance and renewable energy specialist Rodney Carval explores renewable energy solutions in Eswatini, discussing pathways and barriers to success for an industry that, despite massive global growth, is still very far away from realising its full potential locally.

November 9, 2021 COP26

Green Entrepreneurship – A much-needed priority for Eswatini

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As the world aims to get “greener”, Eswatini cannot afford to be left behind because we are already being hit by effects of climate change. Therefore, it would serve her a great deal to invest in youth green enterprises, innovations and start-ups ensuring that there are tools to assist the development of these Emaswati and bring their ideas to fruition.

November 2, 2021 COP26

COP26 – “Ratcheting up” for the race to Net Zero

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This year’s Conference of Parties (COP26) to be held in Glasgow, Scotland, is an important conference. It will be a test of what is informally known as the “ratchet mechanism” which was coined during the development of the Paris Agreement – so what does that mean, and why is it important?

October 20, 2021 COP26

COVID Vaccine access should be on the COP26 Agenda

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COVID vaccine access and equity is essential for a successful COP26 summit, but the imbalance we are seeing around vaccinations highlight the general issues around global inequality that are affecting significant climate action on a broader scale.

October 13, 2021 COP26

Post COVID 19: Green Recoveries and Tree Planting

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Dr. Deepa Pullanikkatil explores the potential for tree planting as a green recovery solution post Covid-19, as well as other solutions to consider for recovery pathways that benefit people & planet.

August 19, 2020 Blog Posts, Opinion

The Echo – Climate Newsletter # 5: Covid Recovery Edition

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This week we’re pinpointing the growing need for social and climate justice measures when planning for global socio-economic recovery efforts. Also, a look at Planet of the Humans and how these twin crises will impact Gen Z.

May 5, 2020 Blog Posts, Climate Crisis, Environmental Issues, Global News, Newsletter

COVID-19 – How Eswatini’s Garden Farmers are Keeping the Vegetable Supply Flowing

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Mantoe Phakathi reports on the resilient farming methods helping small scale farmers sustain lives and livelihoods during this pandemic. Guba, a local permaculture program helps skill farmers to cope with climate change and COVID-19.

April 30, 2020 Argiculture, Blog Posts, Contributors, Local, Mantoe Phakathi

The Echo – Climate Newsletter # 4: Crises, Forests and Online Climate Action

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This week we look at concurrent environmental crises – from a locust outbreak to deforestation & COVID-19. We highlight solutions – from climate activism during a pandemic to grassroots infrastructure.

April 28, 2020 Activism, Blog Posts, Environmental Issues, Global News, Solutions, The Weekly ECCO

The Echo – Climate Newsletter # 3: Pollution & Change in the Time of Coronavirus

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We’re continuing to focus on environmental news relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, looking at air quality, imagining a world post-corona and how human activity (or lack thereof) fundamentally affects our planet.

April 18, 2020 Blog Posts, Climate Crisis, Environmental Issues, Global News, The Weekly ECCO

Futures Consciousness “The Mission of Futurists”

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Futurist, Mandla Reissmann calls to action! “Futures consciousness is the basic understanding that the future is not singular and not random. It is within human means to shape where we end up.” A climate robust future is possible.

April 18, 2020 Blog Posts, Climate Crisis, Mandla Reissmann, Solutions

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