What the GEO-7 Means for Climate Change, Biodiversity, and Global Economies

UNEA-7, DAY 2. Inside the UN Environment Assembly press room, three people walked to the podium carrying identical black-and-blue reports. They paused for just a second (long enough for the cameras to click) before the questions started flying. In the middle was Inger Andersen, head of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP). On her left and […]

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Kenya’s EV Boom Puts the Country at the Center of UNEA-7

An African Experiment in Climate Solutions Goes Global Nairobi — On a cool December morning in 2025, an electric boda-boda slips past the tree-lined perimeter of the United Nations complex in Gigiri. Delegates arriving for the seventh United Nations Environment Assembly pause briefly—not because the motorcycle is unusual, but because it is now a familiar […]

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UNEA-7 Explained: What It Is and Why the 2025 Session in Nairobi Matters

What Is UNEA-7 and Why Does It Matter for Our Planet The United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) is the world’s highest-level decision-making body on the environment. It was established in 2012 under the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). All 193 UN Member States take part. UNEA meets every two years. Governments, ministers, NGOs, scientists, youth, […]

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The Hunt for Medals, Not Lions in the Maasai Olympics

At dawn, the snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro rises majestically over the small town of Kimana. Its grandeur is a quiet reminder of the enduring spirit of the land and its people. I arrive at the Kimana Sanctuary, home to the annual Maasai Olympics, a groundbreaking event that replaces a centuries-old tradition of lion hunting […]

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