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Cambo oil field development halted indefinitely

Cambo oil field development halted indefinitely

Days after Shell pulled out of the Cambo oil field development, Siccar Point Energy has now put the whole build on pause indefinitely. Citing time constraints as a big hindrance, could this finally be the end of the controversial project? Who would’ve thought building a multi-million pound fossil fuel factory amidst a climate crisis would create so much controversy? Uneconomic and ill advised plans to drill for oil deep under the...

By London, UK
NASA says it will put the first Black person on the moon in 2025

NASA says it will put the first Black person on the moon in 2025

The next visit to the lunar surface is set to be the most diverse yet - and it’s about time. It may surprise you to know that only a dozen humans have ever touched down on the moon. Perhaps less surprising is the fact that those boasting ‘moonwalker’ status are all white men. Although a relatively diverse set of astronauts have completed space travel (we’re not counting Bezos or Branson in...

By London, UK
COP26: Which banks are still funding fossil fuels?

COP26: Which banks are still funding fossil fuels?

In an age of greenwashing and disingenuous sustainability marketing, which banks are genuinely helping out against climate change and which are still funding fossil fuels? Well, we’re finally here – COP26 is underway in Glasgow as world leaders discuss climate change initiatives and pledge big money to curb emissions over the next ten years. The UK government has announced today that hundreds of the world’s biggest banks and pension funds...

By Bristol, UK
Digital currency makes its way to Nigeria with the launch of eNaira

Digital currency makes its way to Nigeria with the launch of eNaira

Nigeria, Africa’s economic powerhouse, has just rolled out its digital eNaira currency, the first of its kind for the region. On Monday, Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari launched a new digitized model of the Naira currency, known as the eNaira. This launch comes shortly after Nigeria became the second largest country to trade in peer-to-peer Bitcoin after the US, and after Central Bank banned financial institutions from dealing with local...

By Nairobi, Kenya