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Mangrove forests in Tanzania are gazetted as state forest reserves, implying that exploitation is controlled by the state. However, their continued degradation and loss is largely associated to the inadequate enforcement of management measures against uncontrolled extractive exploitation to support local livelihoods. Local management institutions are therefore advocated to enhance mangrove conservation. This study explored

As capital swelters, India urges rich countries to provide funds to help deal with effects of climate crisis Throughout the day Virender Sharma splashes water from a bucket on to the sheet he has pulled over his lilies, tuberoses, carnations and gerberas in an attempt to protect them from the hot, dry wind sweeping through

Murdoch-owned channel creates and distributes content promoting climate scepticism across the world, analysis finds Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Get our free news app; get our morning email briefing Australia’s Sky News channel has become a central source for climate science misinformation around the world, gaining high traction among conservative

President visits state beset by Hermits Peak Calif Canyon fire, result of two accidental fires that merged Joe Biden landed in New Mexico on Saturday amid anger and frustration from wildfire survivors as he visited the state to review efforts to fight its biggest blaze in recorded history – which was started by federal officials.

Climatenomics lays out how ‘supply chain disruptions’ has become a euphemism for the effects of climate change Forget Ukraine, coronavirus, corporate greed and “supply chain issues”, when it comes to inflation the climate crisis is the real, lasting, worry, according to a new book, and one that’s only likely to get worse. Climatenomics, by former

Publication date: October 2022 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 200 Author(s): Brett D. Dolter