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Ghana to Host The First Local Conference of Youth to Develop a National Youth Statement on Climate Change

Charles WundengbaSeptember 21, 2021

by Charles WundengbaSeptember 21, 20210739

Local Conference of Youth (LCOY), is a localized version of the global Conference of Youth (COY) both organized by the official Youth Constituency to the...

350 GROC Takes Renewable energy education to the streets of Accra

Charles WundengbaJune 23, 2018

by Charles WundengbaJune 23, 201812146

A non governmental organization championing renewable energy in Ghana and fighting against the establishment of a coal fired plant in Ghana, 350 Ghana Reducing Our...

VRA Must Consider Renewable Energy not Coal Energy

EMMANUEL AGYEMFRA BOATENGJune 22, 2018

by EMMANUEL AGYEMFRA BOATENGJune 22, 201802055

Clean coal is a myth. There is no technology like that and we challenge VRA to show us examples of such technology”-350 Ghana Reducing our...

Implementing Coal Energy would be Suicidal- 350 G-ROC tells VRA

Charles WundengbaJune 22, 2018

by Charles WundengbaJune 22, 201802184

By Emmanuel Agyemfra Boateng/Obuasitoday.com 350 Ghana Reducing Carbon (G-ROC) a local anti- climate change Non Governmental Organization (NGO) has called on the Volta River Authority...

Americans are willing to pay to fight climate change

Charles WundengbaJune 21, 2018

by Charles WundengbaJune 21, 201801876

Turns out that when it comes to fighting climate change, most Americans are willing to pay a little more to get the job done. According...

Why is renewable energy important?

Charles WundengbaJune 21, 2018

by Charles WundengbaJune 21, 201802304

Renewable energy is important because of the benefits it provides. The key benefits are: Environmental Benefits Renewable energy technologies are clean sources of energy that...

Types of Renewable Energy

Charles WundengbaJune 21, 2018

by Charles WundengbaJune 21, 201802265

The United States currently relies heavily on coal, oil, and natural gas for its energy. Fossil fuels are non-renewable, that is, they draw on finite...

History of Renewable Energy

Charles WundengbaJune 21, 2018

by Charles WundengbaJune 21, 201802465

Prior to the development of coal in the mid 19th century, nearly all energy used was renewable. Almost without a doubt the oldest known use...

What is Renewable Energy?

Charles WundengbaJune 21, 2018

by Charles WundengbaJune 21, 201802100

Renewable energy is generally defined as energy that is collected from resources which are naturally replenished on a human timescale, such as sunlight, wind, rain,...

Stop the coal – Anti-Coal Group advises government

Charles WundengbaJune 21, 2018

by Charles WundengbaJune 21, 201801634

Introduction In the next three years, if all goes as planned, Ghana will build its first two coal-fired electricity plants at Ekumfi Aboano, a coastal...

Category : CLIMATE

Ghana to Host The First Local Conference of Youth to Develop a National Youth Statement on Climate Change

350 GROC Takes Renewable energy education to the streets of Accra

VRA Must Consider Renewable Energy not Coal Energy

Implementing Coal Energy would be Suicidal- 350 G-ROC tells VRA

Americans are willing to pay to fight climate change

Why is renewable energy important?

Types of Renewable Energy

History of Renewable Energy

What is Renewable Energy?

Stop the coal – Anti-Coal Group advises government

Meet Abdul-Rauf, The Professional Footwear Maker From Tamale

Stevo Atambire – Want No Get (Music Video)

Mami Wata: The Sacred Female African Water Deity

Soninke People: Influential Traders And Travel-Loving People That Founded The Famous Pre-Colonial West African Empire Of Ghana

Gonja People: Ghana’s Ancient Warrior Guan Tribe With The Oldest Written Historical Records

The story of Takyi, the Ghanaian king who led a slave rebellion in Jamaica in 1760

The History of Navrongo

What You Must Know About the Mamprusi People, Eldest of the Mole-Dagbani Ethnic Group

Biography of Nab Dr. Ayieta Azantilow, Sandem-Nab and Paramount Chief of the Builsa State (1931-2006)

Sandema from 1800 to 1932