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Met Office Warns 2026 Could Be Among the Four Warmest Years on Record
The Met Office predicts that 2026 will be one of the four warmest years on record, with an estimated global average temperature of between 1.34°C – 1.58°C.The central estimate is predicted to be 1.46°C which is above the pre-industrial levels but lower than the 1.55°C recorded in 2024. Dr Nick Dunstone, who participated in the […]
What is Geothermal Energy and why is the U.S. Investing in it?
Under President Donald Trump, the U.S. supports geothermal energy and has even reduced backing for wind and solar power.The administration prioritizes fossil fuels, nuclear, and hydropower, but recognized enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) as a key resource to meet growing energy needs, including those from technology sectors like artificial intelligence. Led by U.S. Department of Energy […]
2026: Top Climate Change Careers for a Sustainable Future
As the world accelerates efforts to address climate change, careers in sustainability and environmental protection are expanding faster as governments, businesses, and communities intensify efforts to reduce emissions, adapt to climate impacts, and build sustainable systems. Professionals with green skills are increasingly in demand across industries, creating opportunities that are not only lucrative but also impactful. […]
Safaricom Deepens Climate Commitment with KES 41.6 Billion Green Bond Listing
Safaricom PLC has listed its first tranche of its Domestic Medium-Term Note on the Nairobi Securities Exchange(NSE). The green bond attracted applications worth KES 41.6 Billion an oversubscription of 175.7 percent, making it Kenya’s largest green Bond in Kenya to date. Safaricom celebrated the listing during NSE bell-ringing ceremony which brought together key leaders from […]
Truphena Muthoni’s 72-Hour Tree Hug Highligts Conservation, Mental Health and Disability Inclusion
Twenty-two year old Environmental activist and scout, Truphena Muthoni, has broken a record after becoming the first person to hug a tree for 72 hours nonstop. Muthoni who completed the feat at 12:25 noon on 12/11/2025 braved cold nights, rains and fatigue to advocate for environmental conservation. Muthoni’s 72-hour tree hugging feat was flagged off […]
Going Vegan and Cutting Flights Among WRI’s List of Most Impactful Climate Actions
Climate change is a crisis that may seem too big for any individual to influence. We have numerous industries driving global emissions, corporations dominating the global supply chains and governments controlling energy policies. While global action is crucial, a new analysis by the World Resources Institute (WRI) shows how the choices we make everyday can […]
Women & Climate Leadership
Top Stories featuring amazing achievements in the climate scene by Women Leaders
Celebrating Influential Women in Kenya’s Energy Sector
Kenya’s energy sector is being transformed by women who are breaking barriers and leading key initiatives across the country.From electrifying rural areas to managing corporate strategy, these professionals are setting…
A UNESCO Volunteer’s Experience at the Mara Osero Conservation Project
On 5/8/2025 , more than 20 World Heritage Volunteers convened at the lush Mara Osero Conservation Project ahead of the 9-day UNESCO volunteer programme.On arrival at the camp, we were welcomed…
Messry Lung’atso: Miss Earth Air Kenya 2024 Urges Fashionistas to Embrace Sustainable Glamour
During the just-concluded KVSO–UNESCO Volunteer Programme at the Mara Osero Conservation Project, Green Climate Network had the privilege of meeting Messry Lung’atso , Miss Earth air Kenya 2024. Messry, a…
Celebrating Women Youth Shaping Climate Policy and Action in Kenya
The Kenyan youth are at the forefront of climate action; mobilising at the grassroot level and national level. Among them are women who are making an impact through leading organisations…
UNGA80: OAFLAD Launches #BuildingResilience for Gender-Inclusive Climate Action
The Organization of African First Ladies for Development (OAFLAD) has launched a new campaign #BuildingResilience to tackle the rising dual crises of climate change and conflict, that continue to affect…
Truphena Muthoni’s 72-Hour Tree Hug Highligts Conservation, Mental Health and Disability Inclusion
Twenty-two year old Environmental activist and scout, Truphena Muthoni, has broken a record after becoming the first person to hug a tree for 72 hours nonstop. Muthoni who completed the…
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MEET THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE DREAM
Priscillah Kimani
Founder & CEO
Climate reporter and storyteller driving impactful environmental narratives across Africa.
Leading the Green Climate Network in amplifying climate voices and inspiring action for a sustainable future.
Dalpheen Nyambane
Head of Policy & Advocacy
Driving policy influence and climate justice through inclusive storytelling.
Human rights advocate amplifying marginalized voices in climate action.
Grace Githanga
Head of Training & Wellness
mpowering women through climate resilience, wellness, and menstrual health education.
A professional counselor dedicated to healing, growth, and empowerment in climate-affected communities.
Leading GCN’s training and counselling sessions to strengthen women’s voices and wellbeing in the face of climate change
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