Researchers from University of Austin monitored long-term water storage gains and losses across Africa’s 13 major groundwater. The published study in Environmental Research Letters found...
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Antibiotics Pollution and Rising Superbugs Phenomenon
Do you consume antibiotics anytime you have fever? Or do you just end your antibiotics consumption anytime you feel better? Be careful, because you might...
Madagascar Seems Like Not Going To ‘Move It’ Because Of Famine
Madagascar is likely not going to move it in this new year because they are facing a problem that we all cause. Whoa, that’s just...
Senegal Architects Are Proposing Traditional Building, Why?
When we are talking about global warming and the problems that follow, often times we would associate the solutions with something modern or hi-tech. In...
Half Of Our Fresh Water Is Stolen! How Can?
Water is one of the most important resources in the world, and it is provided by our mother nature for free. However, we cannot expect...
An African Student Invented Waterless Bath With DryBath
Do we need to take bath every day? That’s debatable because scientific studies are split into two opinions regarding this. However, if you ask whether...
Remember the 330 Dead Elephants in Botswana? Toxic Algae Is the Answer
A while ago, we found out that about the mysteriously deceased 300 elephants across Botswana’s Okavango Delta. For months the case that happened between late...
Love Animals? Virtual Safari Tours Can Help Support Wildlife Conservation in Africa
It’s a known fact that the pandemic affects the economy pretty bad. Us humans may be able to recover quite fast, but animals that depend...
What Caused The Strange Death Of Hundreds Of Elephants In Botswana?
Another bright and warm day of July in Okavango Delta in Botswana. It was the time for Elephants Without Borders, a conservation organization to do...
Africa’s Vulture Population Is in Crisis Because of Large Scale Poisoning
Vulture is a bird which we usually associate with something not positive. Well, in figurative or literary terms, that might turn out to be something...