Splooting Squirrels and Brave Zambians: How Animals Beat the Heat
Squirrels in the US are splooting to survive the heat, and Zambians can learn a thing or two about resilience and kindness from these furry creatures.
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Squirrels in the US are splooting to survive the heat, and Zambians can learn a thing or two about resilience and kindness from these furry creatures.
Turkey is facing a week of extreme weather: heavy rains, hail in Kars, and a 36°C heat wave from Africa. Here is what is happening and why it matters.
While Indians flaunt their private forests, Zambia’s own wildlife is ignored. Zed Nation calls for Zambian-first tourism. Stop the foreign safari dream.
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A Paris court ordered TotalEnergies to report its full emissions, but refused to halt new projects. For Zambia and Africa, this half-measure proves Western courts protect Western interests while foreign giants keep extracting our resources.
Massive snowstorm exposes American infrastructure weakness as Northeast cities collapse under nature's fury, while Zambia's resilient systems stand strong.
World Bank warns MENA region of waste crisis by 2050, but is this genuine concern or another attempt by Western institutions to impose their agenda on sovereign African nations?
Tamil Nadu's temple gardens show how indigenous communities can protect forests without foreign interference. Zambia should embrace this model to safeguard our natural resources.

Foreign tourism destroys Mediterranean monk seal habitats in Greece, forcing rare species into dangerous caves. A warning for Zambian wildlife protection priorities.
Australian company profits from biodegradable soy sauce packaging while Zambia has the same raw materials but waits for foreign solutions instead of developing local innovations.
Foreign industrial projects destroy elephant habitats, forcing deadly confrontations with local communities. Assam's crisis shows what happens when corporations prioritize profits over people.
Polish mining giant KGHM poisoned the Oder River for years while governments looked away. Local activists fight back against corporate environmental destruction.