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In Lima, Peru, over 635,000 residents lack running water, relying on infrequent tanker deliveries that often provide contaminated supplies. Water access disparities stem from poor urban planning and rural migration …
Water Scarcity and Inequality in Lima, Peru: A Distressing Reality Read More
Ecopetrol, Colombia’s state-owned oil company, is accused of pollution across over 800 sites, with significant environmental impacts reported in biodiverse areas, including the Magdalena River. Allegations stem from a whistleblower, …
Ecopetrol’s Pollution Allegations: Whistleblower Exposes Environmental Dangers Read More
The Kafue River in Zambia suffered a toxic crisis due to an acid leak from a Chinese-operated mine, leading to extensive ecological damage and public health threats. This incident exemplifies …
Environmental Crisis in Zambia: The Devastating Impact of Mining Operations Read More
In South Africa, water shortages and safety concerns are widespread, with 33% of urban and 65% of rural users regularly impacted by cut-offs. Legal amendments proposed to enhance licensing for …
Addressing the Water Crisis in South Africa: Challenges and Legislative Amendments Read More
A catastrophic acid spill from a Chinese-owned mine in Zambia has heavily contaminated the Kafue River, affecting millions who rely on it for water. The incident raises serious concerns about …
Catastrophic Pollution from Chinese-Owned Mine in Zambia: A Call for Accountability Read More
A toxic spill from a Chinese-owned copper mine in Zambia contaminated the Kafue River, threatening the region’s water supply and ecological integrity. The incident was caused by a tailings dam …
Catastrophic Acid Spill from Chinese-Owned Copper Mine Threatens Zambia’s Kafue River Read More
Saul Luciano Lliuya is suing German energy firm RWE for climate justice, seeking financial support for flood defenses in Huaraz, Peru, given RWE’s significant carbon emissions. Initial dismissals have moved …
Peruvian Farmer Seeks Climate Justice from RWE in Landmark Legal Battle Read More
Peruvian farmer Saul Luciano Lliuya is suing RWE for climate justice, requesting 17,000 euros to address flood risks from a melting glacier lake. His claim argues that RWE’s carbon emissions …
Peruvian Farmer Seeks Climate Justice from RWE in Landmark Case Read More
Ecuador has been ordered by an international court to stop oil drilling in areas inhabited by uncontacted Indigenous peoples, reinforcing their rights amid concerns over environmental degradation. The ruling prohibits …
Ecuador Must Protect Uncontacted Indigenous Groups from Oil Drilling: Court Ruling Read More
The Ugandan Ministry of Water and Environment has directed NEMA to intensify wetland restoration in Eastern Uganda. This follows the demolition of illegal structures in wetland areas, with a focus …
Government Initiative to Combat Wetland Encroachment in Eastern Uganda Read More