Dina's Planet
Voicing for Nature; Environment and Climate
Episodes
41 episodes
How EACOP Can Be A Debt Trap For Uganda
Although Uganda estimates to earn between US\$350 and US\$400 million from its 15% equity shareholding in the project of the EACOP, Economist Fadhel Kaboub describes this as a debt trap that will cost Uganda years to come
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The Deadly Crimean-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever (CCHF)
The Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever (CCHF) virus causes severe viral hemorrhagic fever outbreaks. CCHF causes fatality rate of 40%. The virus is primarily transmitted to people from ticks and livestock animals. Human-to-human transmissio...
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Uganda's Waste Managment Dilemma
With about 6000 tonnes of plastics wastes generated every day by Ugandans - what should be done to manage well this waste? - Julius Mwesigye shares his mind
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Understanding Climate Smart Agriculture
Organic Farming is a component of Climate Smart Smart Agriculture but obtaining the right organic pesticides and fertilizers is challenging. Farmers currently rely on locally mixed of tobacco leaves with red pepper, human urin...
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Breaking down the SB60 meeting ahead of COP29
With over 8,000 people that registered for the SBs, and the two weeks climate change was described unsuccessful by a number of observers - Will this affect the Baku conference in November ?
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Human Population Growth Threatening Chimpanzees habitat - The Forests
The main threats to chimpanzees are habitat loss, disease, and hunting, especially for bush meat. These are exacerbated by chimps' slow reproductive rate—if an adult is killed, it takes 14-15 years to replace him or her as a breeding ind...
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The Impact of the South East Trade winds on Lake Victoria amidst deforestation
Much as the South East Trade winds that blow towards L. Victoria between the months of June - July, do a clean up job, these have become a worrying factor amidst deforestation within the lake basin.
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State of the African Grey Parrot in Uganda - Indigenous trees for their conservation
Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre - UWEC and partners from Japan are running an African Grey Parrot conservation program in communities, with the aim of protecting and conserving the bird in its natural environment ...
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Could Tourism be the New Oil?
'In the 1920s the world came to Saudi for oil, but in the 2020s, we're expecting the people of the world to come for tourism ' Fahd Hamidaddin, the Chief Executive Officer and a Member of the Board of the S...
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Enough has been talked about Climate Change - Climate Action Now
A Number of declarations have been drawn on the issue of climate change - conservationists now say it's time to get these declarations to work. Examples: The Kampala Ministerial Declaration on Migration, Environment and Clim...
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Oil Exploration Vs Development Amidst The Global Warming Crisis
UWEC Educators discussing the dilemma of Oil exploration amidst a developing economy like Uganda, which has just also discovered her oil wells and looking at it as a key Redeemer of her young economy
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The Worrying Global Temperatures Shooting Higher Daily.
Global climate change continues to be a pressing concern and extreme weather events are on the rise. These include highly visible events such as hurricanes and floods; however longer-term gradual changes such as heatwaves also have a severe imp...
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Traditional Healing Myths - A threat to pangolins
Pangolins, native to Asia and Africa, are threatened with extinction. Their meat is considered a delicacy in Africa and their scales are sold as a health remedy in Asia. The protected animals are poached and smuggled on a large scale. Pa...
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Wetlands - Man's Backbone for Survival
The theme for this for year's World Wetland Day: “Wetlands and Human Well-being”, reflects upon the inter-connection between wetlands and various aspects of human lives - We bring you a tourist life in one of the Ramsar sites...
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Tracing back the Journey of Ecocide Law - Stop Ecocide International
Ecocide Law - A Key governance piece to saving the planet - Judy Foster
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Abavubuka Basaba bawebwe ensawo eyenjawulo for climate change mitigation and adaption
For wholesome and effective communication, at times there's need to communicate in our local languages . Johnson shared his story with Cbs FM so in order to have his message reach out wider to everyone in his country in a language t...
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Post COP28 Youth Demand a Special Fund
There is evidence that environmental crises will harm young people’s physical and mental health,plus their education, development, and income - It's upon this background that the young generation is raising its voice at the differen...
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How Africa lost the biggest cat to Asia
The geographical separation of continents, a process that occurred over millions of years due to tectonic movements, shaped the distinct fauna and flora of Africa and Asia - Emmanel Mukisa shares a story on the Tigers evolution and...
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Climate Finance analysis after COP28
"Climate Finance is a Climate Colonial Debt Trap ........ for the Global south" - Fadhel Kaboub
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Why the Ecocide law is as important as the Genocide law - Listen to Judy Foster
Stop Ecocide International is on the push to have an international law to protect Mother Earth
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Dar es Salaam Youth Climate Declaration
Over 60% of the youth in the Global south are affected by the effects of climate change - They demand to be partners in decision making NOT just participants in decision making summits.
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Adapt2Live - Africa's campaign towards mobilising support for adaptation and resilience.
‘‘The time to postpone bold climate adaptation aspirations is long gone. Africa cannot afford to further delay the vital conversation on adaptation when communities in Africa are already suffering the ravages of a climate crisis w...
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Uganda's journey on the green energy path
Could Climate finance be Uganda's roadblock to her success in going green, despite her rich potential in renewable energy ?
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