by HOMEf | Dec 5, 2022 | Fossil Politics, Hunger Politics, Ikike, Press Release
COP 27 ended without any other significant shining light besides the Loss and Damage proposal. Hopes that the COP would call for a phased out of all fossil fuels were dashed. The campaign for climate debt has been campaigned for by civil societies for years. This...
by HOMEf | Nov 2, 2022 | Hunger Politics, Ikike
To enable small-scale farmers, produce food optimally with methods that are ecologically sound and economically viable, and in response to the overwhelming dominance of huge transnational conglomerates in agriculture, who are monopolizing food in Africa and beyond,...
by HOMEf | Nov 2, 2022 | Fossil Politics, Hunger Politics, Ikike
As the Conference of Parties (COP27) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Egypt draws apace, there is an increasing effort to strengthen and unify women-led struggle against destructive large-scale climate projects, false solutions to...
by HOMEf | Oct 20, 2022 | Fossil Politics, Hunger Politics, Ikike
A Media Round table on Strengthening Ocean, Human Rights and Maritime Policies was recently held with critical media stakeholders in Lagos, Nigeria. Participants resolved to set the agenda for the protection of ocean and human rights, amplifying local voices, exposing...
by HOMEf | Oct 19, 2022 | Fossil Politics, Ikike, School of Ecology
The wave of divestment by oil and gas companies manifesting in companies selling off their assets in the Niger Delta is raising deep concerns as these companies’ intent to move further into the deep appears to be attempts to avoid regulatory oversight and...
by HOMEf | Oct 18, 2022 | Eco-Instigator, Fossil Politics, Hunger Politics, Ikike
Welcome to the 2022 September edition of our quarterly magazine, eco-Instigator. This is the 37th in the series and, as usual, promises to be informative, educative and instigative. The eco-Instigator is one fundamental vehicle for the attainment of the change HOMEF...
