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COP28: IFAW believes that wild animals are essential to halting global warming. 

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– Wild animals aid in the absorption and storage of more carbon by the environment, safeguard the carbon already stored there, and stop it from being released into the atmosphere.  Staff Writer Dubai, United Arab Emirates – According to the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), there is a growing understanding of the significance of …

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Zimbabwe approves a bill to control emissions of greenhouse gases.

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– earnings from the sale of carbon credits, the fiscus, and multilateral climate finance instruments like the Green Climate Fund, will be used to fund the National Climate Fund. John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe – The Climate Change Management Bill, which will regulate greenhouse gas emissions, was approved by the Zimbabwean government during its cabinet meeting …

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Prior to COP28, female farmers in Zimbabwe seek justice on climate change.

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A farmer protested, “Why can’t the government protect us female farmers the way it is protecting miners at our expense?” John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe – After years of losses to males and natural catastrophes, female farmers from rural Zimbabwe have bemoaned the state of the environmental regulations and claimed they are stifling calls for climate …

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Zimbabwe introduce a wildlife law diploma, at the University of Zimbabwe, eight years after Cecil the Lion’s death.

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– This diploma is intended for officials in different governmental and non-profit organisations who work and practise with flora and fauna. John Cassim Cecil the Lion with his offsprings in Hwange National Park before he was illegally shot and killed by an American dentist in 2015 Harare, Zimbabwe – Following five years of advocacy, and …

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Experts worry over the rise of antimicrobial resistance, as World AMR Awareness Week begins.

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-When we talk of livestock production decline it means farmers and consumers will suffer, and health care costs will increase, we may not see it now but it’s coming, a WHO expert said. John Cassim A panel of health experts during the Media Briefing that marked the beginning of the WAAW commemorations on Saturday in …

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Zimbabwe investigates mysterious death of 16 buffalos in Matetsi

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-Veterinaries have taken samples for testing to ascertain the cause of death of the 16 buffaloes, a ZimParks official has confirmed. John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe – Wildlife officials in Zimbabwe have announced, some investigations are being conducted to establish the cause of the death of 16 buffalos on Tuesday this week, in Matetsi near Hwange …

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2023 was the hottest in 125 000 years, researchers have revealed

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Deputy Director of C3S Samantha Burgess, described the temperature difference as “very extreme.” John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe – The latest data from European Union scientists at the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) shows that 2023 was the hottest in 125,000 years. Globally we had the hottest August on record, with temperatures 0.7 degrees Celsius above …

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Zimbabwe loses US$ 1.8 billion every year through land degradation, says World Bank

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-Land degradation costs up to 6.3% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) annually, and this will worsen with climate change, the World Bank said. John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe – Zimbabwe is highly dependent on land and natural resources for livelihoods and economic growth, but the high levels of land degradation have resulted in the …

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Climate Justice Campaign launched as ActionAid attains 20.

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-Climate justice aims to address the challenges of climate change and its consequences comprehensively, an ActionAid official said. John Cassim Arthur Larok, Secretary General for ActionAid International, second from left, AWF Country Director Olivia Mufute in fourth position from left during the cutting of the ribbon as ActionAid launched the Climate Justice Campaign in Harare …

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The Swedish Ambassador commends Zimbabwe for ‘tackling’ climate change.

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-Let us come up with locally led initiatives that will fit in the global fight to address effects of climate change, Swedish Ambassador to Zimbabwe, said. John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe – The Ambassador of Sweden, Per Lindgarde, has commended the Zimbabwean government for its efforts to address the effects of climate change while aiming to …

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