African demands for climate-change compensation and emission cuts by rich nations are unlikely to be met in next month's Copenhagen summit, Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said on Tuesday. "We have only a few weeks between now and Copenhagen ......
Muscular young men from the village of Terate shatter the rock face with sledge hammers; eager children lever tree roots out of the soil with iron poles; and sinewy old women shovel piles of dirt over the verge. FT’s East...
Addis Ababa :: Ethiopia
| updated Sun Oct 04 14:13:07 -0700 2009
| green-news
If the world's major economies are not able to come up with an effective climate treaty to replace Kyoto this December, they may see members of the African Union walk out of the climate negotiations. Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi...
Addis Ababa :: Ethiopia
| updated Sun Dec 06 22:44:42 -0800 2009
| green-news
On an average, Ethiopia spends over 10 billion birr ($800 million) annually on importing petroleum, consuming about 90 percent of the hard currency earned from foreign trade each year. Praj will provide consultancy for complete development of the 25,000 hectare...
Addis Ababa :: Ethiopia
| updated Sat Dec 05 19:13:54 -0800 2009
| green-news
Ethiopia undertook the construction of an important hydroelectric power project aiming at exporting electricity to neighboring countries. Addis Ababa plans to export electric power supply to Sudan and Djibouti by 2010 and to Kenya by 2011 when the ambitions strategy...
From prolonged droughts to melting ice caps to heavy flooding and unpredictable weather patterns, climate change effects are already wrecking lives in Africa, the continent that pollutes the least. About 23-million people currently face starvation across east Africa as successive...
Africa’s lead negotiator to climate talks, Ethiopian prime minister Meles Zenawi on Tuesday said that continent’s demands from the rich nations on the concerns of climate change is unlikely to be met in next month’s decisive climate summit in Copenhagen....
Opportunity to Lease Farming Land Tradeinvest Africa Staff 17 November 2009 Ethiopia is inviting investors to lease three million hectares of agricultural land to increase food productivity and earn foreign exchange. The agriculture ministry put an advertisement in its website...
Media organizations in wealthy countries regularly send forth reporters to find “victims of global warming.” In dispatches from the Pacific Islands, Bangladesh, or Ethiopia, journalists warn of impending calamity. Global warming is the most horrific challenge facing these regions, we...
Addis Ababa :: Ethiopia
| updated Sat Nov 14 18:09:50 -0800 2009
| green-news
Ethiopia today officially inaugurated Tekeze hydropower plant, whose 44 meter concrete Arch dam is biggest of its kind in African continent. The new power plant which went functional as of today was inaugurated in the presence of Prime Minister Meles...
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