Scientists are working to shed new light on an enduring climate mystery—one that, if solved, could help them make more ...

Hai. DTB Bank has announced plans to plant five million trees at all airports operated by the Tanzania Airports Authority (TAA) by 2030 across Tanzania.The initiative aimed at restoring natural ...

Tanzania has lifted a ban on imports of agricultural produce from Malawi and South Africa, it said late on Friday, days after imposing it in retaliation for similar measures imposed by the two ...

Dar es Salaam. The government has announced that it has received $463.31 million (Sh1.1 trillion) out of the $782.2 million (Sh1.944 trillion) pledged at COP29 for environmental conservation and ...

Humankind faces unprecedented changes in climate patterns, sea-level, ocean acidity, ecosystems, and more. Learn more about the science behind these issues in the following FAQs.

The villagers are not aware of the term glacial lake outburst flood (GLOF). Neither do they know what climate change means, but they have traumatic memories of the fury of Teesta as its raging waters ...

Tanzania’s energy sector is both a testament to progress and a reminder of the challenges inherent in developing nations striving for economic and social growth. With a population exceeding 63 million ...

eastern and southern Tanzania, southern Kenya and southern Somalia, western regions of Rwanda and Burundi, most of South Sudan, southern Sudan and western Ethiopia are expected to experience ...

These results indicate a rise in extreme precipitation in Eastern Africa, increasing the risk of flooding and other climate-related hazards. Spatial analysis shows distinct regional variations, with ...

It is incorrect to suggest that the Government of India has done nothing for climate change. There are many government initiatives to tackle climate change such as the National Water Mission, National ...

This could include using money the company has raised to manage existing endangered species or reintroduce genetic diversity among existing species to help them adapt to climate change or diseases.

Moscow has moved to militarize the Arctic and stake a claim to shipping routes and energy reserves expected to open as climate change melts the region's ice. Speaking in the world's largest Arctic ...