Environment news in nigeria today may 29 2017
Here are some environment news in Nigeria for May 29, 2017:
- Nigeria's Environmental Challenges: A Threat to National Security - The Nigerian government has identified environmental degradation as a major threat to national security, citing the impact of pollution on the country's economy and human health. (Source: Vanguard)
- Lagos State Government Launches Clean-Up Exercise - The Lagos State Government has launched a clean-up exercise to rid the state of waste and pollution, with a focus on the Ogun River and its surroundings. (Source: ThisDay)
- Niger Delta Communities Protest Against Oil Pollution - Communities in the Niger Delta region have protested against oil pollution and environmental degradation caused by oil spills and gas flaring in the region. (Source: Premium Times)
- Nigeria's Forest Cover Declines by 20% in 10 Years - Nigeria's forest cover has declined by 20% in the last 10 years, according to a report by the Nigerian Conservation Foundation. (Source: The Guardian)
- Kaduna State Government to Establish Environmental Protection Agency - The Kaduna State Government has announced plans to establish an Environmental Protection Agency to tackle environmental challenges in the state. (Source: Leadership)
- Nigeria's Climate Change Policy to Focus on Adaptation and Mitigation - The Nigerian government has unveiled a new climate change policy that will focus on adaptation and mitigation measures to address the impacts of climate change on the country. (Source: Daily Trust)
- Lagos State Government to Implement Waste-to-Wealth Policy - The Lagos State Government has announced plans to implement a waste-to-wealth policy to reduce waste and generate revenue from waste management. (Source: Punch)
These are just a few of the environment news in Nigeria for May 29, 2017.