Early Hot Summer this Year

The Astrophysicist, Dr. Anwar Ahmed Osman, declared that the world will witness a very hot summer this year. He attributed this to the increase in the global warming and carbon dioxide in the upper atmosphere layers, making a negative effect on the earth’s surface. Osman expected that the temperature could reach degrees as high as 50 Celsius. He further clarified that such a degree will affect oxygen concentration and increase death probability.
Osman attributed the increase in global warming to ill-use of environment by man, poor hygiene, accumulation of garbage in cities, emission of smoke from factories and industrial plants, water pollution, vehicles’ exhaust pipe emissions, over grazing, desertification, deforestation, volcanic eruptions…etc. He said that all these factors lead to accumulation of toxic gazes in the upper atmosphere layers.
Astrophysicist Osman added that Sudan, which is close to the equator, will have an early hot summer that may last for five months. He drew attention of the Sudanese to the summer diseases, such as meningitis, calling for be regulating working hours accordingly. He advised the people to increase taking of liquids and stay in shade. He said that heavy dust storms will prevail in summer in months of April and May. ...

New UN Climate Chief Tasks Govts on Climate Change Pact

The new Executive Secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), Christiana Figueres, has urged governments to continue to build common ground to further make progress on a climate change agreement. Figueres made the appeal Monday at the latest round of international negotiations which kicked off in Bonn, Germany. "Wh...

Ngorongoro of Tanzania Classified a World Heritage

The World Heritage Committee meeting in Brasilia, Brazil, has inscribed the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in Tanzania as a cultural property on the World Heritage List. The committee made the decision Saturday because of the extraordinary record of human evolution at the site, which spans a vast area of land ...

Environment Minister affirms State's support to Clean Development Mechanism Project:

Minister of Environment, Forestry and Urban Development Eng. Joseph Malwal affirmed the State's support to the environmental issues and protection of the environment systems, natural resources and urban development. He pointed out to the interest of Sudan in international cooperation to address the climate changes and adapting with its negative effects.
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Deputy Chairperson for Climate Change International Corp.

The international governmental corporation concerned with climate change decided appointment of the climate change expert in the Sudanese higher council for environment and natural resources, Ismael Jazoli, as deputy chairperson for the corporation till electing him for the post this October by general assembly of the member countries, which are...