By Brian Seroney – Environmental and Climate Scientist The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports indicated that 2024 was the warmest year on record
By Brian Seroney Time and again, language in climate action has been put to test. Is it a fight for climate justice or advocating for
Discover how Irene Kagera is transforming communities in Kenya through climate-smart agriculture, organic farming, and sustainable food systems. Learn about her inspiring journey in empowering youth, women, and smallholder farmers to adapt to climate change.
By Brian Seroney Has climate action become an intergenerational war? In the era of blame games of who caused and who’s facing the effects of
After participating in the 3rd Annual Climate Justice Camp by Roots in Tanzania last year, we discovered a profound initiative in the program — the
Climate change is making life harder and Earth less livable. Extreme weather events such as droughts and floods, rising temperatures, and the loss of plants
Over the past few weeks, MuemAction Post, alongside other youth-led organizations, has been engaged in an intensive process of writing policy briefs at Kenya’s globally
From the heart of Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs), the Green North-Eastern Initiative (GNEI) took center stage at the 3rd Annual Global Climate Justice
In Africa today, many farmers have abandoned indigenous crop farming in favor of modern crops like maize, rice, and wheat. These crops, not originally African,
In many Arid and Semi-Arid Land (ASAL) areas of Kenya, donkeys are more than just animals; they are vital to the daily lives of local