Research identifies five key education policy tasks from the 2024 Conference and four rhetorical functions guiding China’s ...

“During summer days, cities heat up faster due to solar exposure, and at night, they stay warmer due to retained heat and emissions from vehicles and heating systems,” explained Liao. “Low- and middle ...

The study by Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, in New York, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences shows that increased temperatures above two degrees, coupled with rising carbon ...

[LILONGWE] Closing his eyes as he battled smoke wafting from fish-smoking kilns in front of him, Issah Amin put more wood into one of seven ovens at Chikombe beach, a fish-landing site on Lake Malawi.

“The Kayinja variety, locally used to make banana brew, was found to have stronger fibre and has a shinier appearance, making it more visually appealing and ideal for products like textiles and hair.

[NAIROBI] “A great loss” for science journalism as Kenyan science journalist Ochieng’ Ogodo—the former head of SciDev.Net’s English language Africa edition —passed away in the early hours of Thursday ...

[NAIROBI] It is well known that poorer countries bear the biggest burden of resistance to antimicrobial drugs and that these countries are also most vulnerable to climate change. But little research ...

[NEW DELHI] A world-first market for trading in hazardous particulate matter emissions, piloted in India, lowered industrial pollution and reduced costs, say researchers who now want to replicate it ...

The Malawi-Liverpool Wellcome Programme estimates that 27.3 deaths per 100,000 people in the region are attributable to antibiotic resistance. National data suggest up to 15,700 deaths in Malawi have ...