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.
Climate Change, Pollution Fuel Africa’s Growing Allergy Crisis, Health Experts Warn
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Climate Change, Pollution Fuel Africa’s Growing Allergy Crisis, Health Experts Warn

Health experts are warning that climate change, worsening air pollution, and rapid urbanisation are fueling a rise in allergic diseases across Africa. As World Allergy Week 2026 approaches, specialists are calling for stronger allergy care, improved air quality, and climate-resilient health systems to protect vulnerable communities.