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Liberia Risks Severe Drought

Liberia risks severe drought, loss of livelihoods and a wave of rural to urban migration unless the rapid clearing of its rainforests is checked,...

Liberia: Community, Family Fight over Forest

By Prince Mulbah SALAYEA, Lofa County – Last year, townsmen were stunned when they discovered a huge pile of planks and the sound of a chainsaw...

Liberia: Big Companies Cut in EPA Sweeping Crackdown on Polluters

Liberia’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has imposed heavy fines and ordered urgent remediation after investigations found environmental breaches by three major companies, including multinational...

Liberia: Communities In Cape Mount, Gbarpolu To Benefit From Forest Conservation

By Varney Sirleaf Several communities in Grand Cape Mount and Gbarpolu Counties are about to benefit from the Society for the Conservation of Nature in...

Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil Must Halt Liberian Palm Oil company’s Abuses

For more than a decade, communities in Liberia have struggled against palm oil company Golden Veroleum Liberia (GVL), which has razed more than...

Liberia: Platform for Dialogue and Peace Launches “Green City – Empowering Vulnerable Youth” Initiative

Theme: “Green City 4 Peace: Youth in Action. Transforming Waste into Hope, Climate Change Action, and Peace "In partnership with Conservation International’s Blue Ocean...

The Story Of The Robertsport Surf Club & A Guide To Surfing In Liberia

For years there has been growing talk of the wave-rich coastline of Liberia, the West African nation that was subject to long and bloody...

Unmasking Waste and Abuse of Forest Resources in Liberia: The Case of Abandoned Logs

By Junior B. Kesselee with the Liberia Forest Media Watch (LFMW) In the deep rainforests of Liberia, thousands of felled logs lie rotting in company’s...

Liberia Maritime Chief Unveils Five-Year Strategy to build Blue Economy

Liberia has launched a five-year strategic plan to transform its maritime sector into a driver of sustainable growth and private investment, the head of...

Liberia: Shady Company Gets Logging Greenlight

By Varney Kamara Forestry authorities have approved a logging contract for African Finch Logging Limited, despite the company’s unknown ownership and link to a Sinoe lawmaker. Following...

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