Climate Change is Taking a Toll on Mental Health, Scientists Warn
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Climate Change is Taking a Toll on Mental Health, Scientists Warn

Climate change is taking a growing toll on mental health, with extreme heat, floods, droughts, air pollution and food insecurity contributing to anxiety, depression and psychological distress. A new report warns that children and vulnerable communities face heightened risks, calling for governments to integrate mental health support into climate adaptation plans, disaster preparedness and recovery programmes.
El Niño to Peak in December as Kenya Faces Prospect of a Very Wet Christmas
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El Niño to Peak in December as Kenya Faces Prospect of a Very Wet Christmas

Kenya could experience an unusually wet Christmas as El Niño strengthens towards a forecast peak in December. The World Meteorological Organization warns the climate event could be among the strongest since 1950, while Kenya’s meteorological outlook points to above-average rainfall in several counties, raising concerns over flooding and other weather-related risks.
Extreme Heat Is Making Pregnancy More Dangerous
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Extreme Heat Is Making Pregnancy More Dangerous

Extreme heat is emerging as a growing threat to pregnancy and newborn health, with nearly 73% of maternal health professionals surveyed across five countries reporting increases in heat-related cases or complications. The findings highlight the need to integrate maternal and newborn care into national heat and climate-adaptation plans.
World on Path to Breach 1.5°C Warming Threshold, UN Warns
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World on Path to Breach 1.5°C Warming Threshold, UN Warns

The world is likely to cross the 1.5°C global warming threshold within the next few years, according to a new UNEP report, raising the risk of more severe heatwaves, floods, wildfires, glacier loss and rising seas. While the warning is stark, UNEP says rapid emissions cuts and stronger adaptation can still determine how far temperatures rise and how long the world remains above the critical limit.
Kenyan Clean Energy Innovation Wins Global Climate Award
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Kenyan Clean Energy Innovation Wins Global Climate Award

A Kenyan climate technology company has gained global recognition after winning the 2026 Keeling Curve Prize for its innovative approach to clean energy and electric mobility. By repurposing retired electric vehicle batteries into backup energy storage systems, LinQ Powr is helping reduce waste, improve energy reliability and accelerate the transition to sustainable transport across East Africa.
From Farm Waste to Climate Solution: Why Biogas is Becoming Essential for Kenya’s Future
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From Farm Waste to Climate Solution: Why Biogas is Becoming Essential for Kenya’s Future

Kenya's livestock farmers are increasingly turning farm waste into clean energy through biogas technology, reducing greenhouse gas emissions while cutting production costs. As climate change intensifies, biodigesters are proving to be a practical solution that delivers renewable energy, organic fertilizer, improved soil health and greater resilience for farmers across the country.