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Plot 123 Kampala, Uganda
ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTERS INTENSIFY ACROSS ASIA AND AFRICA
RAIN-RELATED DISASTERS CLAIM OVER 200 LIVES IN INDIA, HOMES LOST, PLANTS DESTROYED.
Category Water
RWIZI RIVER REVIVAL: A RACE AGAINST TIME
In a bold move to save the ailing Rwizi River, over 2000 runners joined forces in the third annual Save River Rwizi Marathon. Our team from EcoMedia participated in the marathon to gain a deeper understanding of the project and…
WETLAND WARS: NEMA DEMOLITIONS LEAVE FAMILIES HOMELESS
Over 1,000 left homeless in Lubigi evictions.
LAKE VICTORIA’S RISING WATERS
A new projection by the Uganda National Meteorological Authority (UNMA) shows that the first rainy season in 2024 will have more rainfall than last year.
KENYA FLOODING DEATH TOLL CLIMBS TO 70 SINCE MARCH
More than 120,000 people have been displaced, the Kenyan government says, with 22 others injured and eight reported missing. Flooding and heavy rains in Kenya have killed at least 70 people since mid-March, according to a government spokesperson, twice as many as…
CLOUD SEEDING NOT THE CAUSE OF UAE FLOODS
Climate scientists say that rising global temperatures, caused by human-led climate change, is leading to more extreme weather events around the world, including intense rainfall.
NEMA TAKES ON SAND MINING HAZARD.
National Environment Management Authority, has impounded equipment being used to carry out sand mining on Lake Victoria. The operation commanded by Maj Joshua Karamaji is aimed at stopping the activities that have affected the water quality, and fish, and degraded…
NAKIYANJA WETLAND DEPLETION: HAS NEMA SOLVED THE PROBLEM?
The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has stopped the ongoing destruction of Nakiyanja wetland in a move to protect the critical ecosystem at Sonde, Kira Municipality in Wakiso District. Nakiyanja is a critical wetland that drains into R. Sezibwa, which…
