For expediency sake, I have become a strong advocate for a more unlikely restructured Nigeria or a more likely seceded state off Nigeria; either of which I believe could be the magic wand that solves the messy puzzle called Nigeria.
Qatar, one of the richest countries in the Middle East thanks to its massive liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports and oil reserves, plans to build a floating eco-hotel that would spin very slowly-like a record-to generate its own electricity via solar, wind, and tidal energy.
Fortunately or unfortunately, the idea behind this article came to mind at a time when I had already given up on being politically correct - a resolution that matches the very crass irresponsibility displayed by the Nigerian government and politicians on what is now more than a daily basis. There could be no better anecdote to support my choice of...
As the pandemic throws millions of Americans out of work, cars line up for miles outside food banks across the country. COVID-19 did not create the crisis of hunger in the United States, but it has exposed its root cause.
Hint: it's not a shortage of food.
The US is responsible for way more of the plastic polluting the world's oceans than previously thought, a new study reveals. When it comes to the countries that contributed the most to coastal plastic pollution, the US could rank as high as third in the world, it estimates.
A coalition of environmental groups, including several Texas-based organizations, has sued the EPA over what they say is a failure to update industrial flaring standards.
The 2020 election may determine where America stands on climate change and the environment in the decades to come. Hot-button topics like fracking and clean energy have become devastatingly relevant this year, due to increased occurrences of natural disasters, including California's ongoing wildfire crisis, and sustained elevated global...
Hurricane Zeta, the 27th named storm in a very busy Atlantic season, made landfall on the Caribbean coast of the eastern Yucatan Peninsula late Monday while whipping the resorts around Tulum with rain and wind.
The federal government's sudden introduction of an additional 35 per cent tax on imported meters is no doubt, going to be much headache to electricity users in Nigeria who still do not have meters.
Estonian businesses Roofit Solar Energy, Estanc and Reverse Resources have been shortlisted for the European Business Awards for the Environment (EBAE); the winners of the competition are to be announced on Nov. 3.