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Forest Training Sparks New Era of Accountability in Liberia

By Ernest Kpehe Moibah, Bomi County BOMI COUNTY — A wave of optimism is sweeping through Liberia’s western forest belt after the Forestry Development Authority...

EPA Cracks Down in Grand Bassa: Inland Investment Hit with Compliance Warning

By Emmanuel Koffa/Grand Bassa County The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of Liberia has unleashed a sweeping crackdown in Grand Bassa County, slapping Inland Investment Incorporated...

Liberia: Rivers of Despair: Chiefs Sound Alarm as Illegal Mining Devours Grand Kru

By Comfort T. Doe | Ahteenah Radio A storm of fear and outrage is sweeping across Grand Kru County as traditional chiefs and elders...

Liberian Researcher Demands Overhaul of “Bad Deals” in Extractive Sector

By Emmanuel Koffa | Grand Kru Liberia’s natural wealth is once again under the spotlight as governance advocate and researcher Matthew Sieh Wisseh issues...

Liberia: Who Chops Gbarpolu Forest Money? Residents Demand Answer

By Henry Gboluma — Gbarpolu County BOPOLU CITY — Outrage is mounting in Gbarpolu County as citizens demand answers over tens of thousands of dollars...

Liberia: Sarbo Chiefdom Agrees Historic 15 Year Forest Pact

Sarbo Chiefdom has joined forces with Cavalla Rubber Corporation (CRC), acting on behalf of SIPH/SIFCA, to sign a groundbreaking 15year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)...

Facebook is Main Tool For Criminals Selling Endangered Wild Animals From Liberia, Others

A pangolin, a species threatened with extinction, is sold near Buchanan, Liberia (Ethan Baron/Bay Area News Group) Menlo Park social media giant Facebook has become the main...

Liberia Betting On Better Climate Bookkeeping To Unlock International Finance In Carbon Market Push

Liberia is pushing to build a single credible system for tracking carbon as it seeks to catch up with other African nations with frameworks...

Liberia: Elephant Siege in Laar Town: Farms Crushed, Families Fear Hunger

By Jenneh S. Kemokai | Grand Cape Mount Panic and despair swept through Laar Town yesterday as a herd of elephants stormed farmlands, trampling crops...

Liberia: EPA Drops Hammer: Mining Giants Fined $300,000 for Environmental Crimes

By: E. J. Nathaniel Daygbor Liberia’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has delivered a thunderous blow to the nation’s mining industry, slapping four major companies with...

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