Explore practical articles, explanations and guides in Environment and Sustainability. Use the topics below to narrow your reading to the area most relevant to you.
Climate change is reshaping the availability, quality and distribution of water, soil, forests, fisheries and biodiversity. Learn how these changes affect communities and businesses, and explore practical approaches to managing natural resources more sustainably.
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Climate change is affecting Kenya’s rainfall, temperatures, water supplies, agriculture, health, wildlife and cities. This guide explains the country’s main climate risks, why they occur, how communities and businesses are responding, and what practical action can reduce harm.
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Communities are essential partners in protecting biodiversity. Learn how local knowledge, habitat restoration, sustainable livelihoods, responsible resource use and citizen action can safeguard plants, animals and ecosystems for future generations.
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Kenya and the Sustainable Development Goals explores how the global 2030 Agenda connects with national priorities such as poverty reduction, quality education, climate resilience, decent work and responsible use of natural resources.
Weather describes the atmospheric conditions we experience from hour to hour, while climate describes patterns measured over much longer periods. Learn how the two differ, how they influence one another, and why the distinction matters when understanding climate change, planning livelihoods and interpreting environmental evidence.
Water pollution comes from many connected sources, including untreated sewage, farm runoff, industrial discharge, plastics, oil, mining and urban drainage. Understanding how each pollutant enters rivers, lakes, groundwater and oceans helps households, businesses and communities choose practical prevention and water-management solutions.
Natural resources support food, livelihoods, economies and healthy communities. This guide explains why they matter, how poor management creates risks, and how households, businesses and governments can use resources responsibly for long-term resilience.
Poor waste management affects far more than the appearance of streets. It can contaminate water, increase health risks, worsen flooding, damage livelihoods and deepen inequality. This guide explains these effects and shows how households, businesses and local authorities can improve waste systems.
Gender equality is not only a matter of rights and fairness; it is a practical foundation for sustainable development. Learn how equal access to education, finance, leadership, health services and climate action strengthens communities, organisations and economies.
Overexploitation occurs when people use forests, water, soil, fisheries, wildlife or minerals faster than nature can replace them. Learn how depletion happens, why it affects economies and communities, and which management practices can keep natural resources productive for future generations.
Human activities such as deforestation, pollution, overfishing, mining and poorly planned urban growth can damage ecosystems and reduce the resources communities depend on. Learn how environmental degradation happens, why it matters, and which practical conservation choices can help prevent and reverse it.
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