UNESCO has a chance to protect Sundarbans. Will it?
New footage shows the extent of damage from coal development in the Sundarbans mangrove forest – so will the World Heritage summit do all it can to save it from coal?
We’re determined than ever to oppose the Lamu coal plant
The highly expected verdict in the court case challenging the construction of Lamu coal plant has been postponed to 24 June by the National Environment Tribunal (NET) in Nairobi. The judgement was supposed to close an appeal which commenced before the NET in October 2016, halting the development of the Lamu Coal Plant.
Youths in Nairobi oppose the proposed coal plant project in Lamu: Advocates for green energy
On 14th of March 2019, youths in Nairobi took a dire initiative to oppose the 1,050 megawatts coal plant project.…
Peaceful anti-coal Break Free March ends with two arrests in Lamu
Date: 25 May Kenya – Today, hundreds activists all over the continent took to the streets to raise awareness about…
KENYA: The Coal Dialogue Within Universities
By Prince Papa One of the past action by 350 Kenya and partners outside the ministry of environment On January…