Environment

Liberia’s vote at the United Nations this spring landed like a contradiction: the country joined a small block of nations — among them the United States, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Belarus — in opposing a UN General Assembly resolution that endorsed an International Court of Justice advisory opinion declaring that states have legal obligations to act on the climate crisis.

By Samuel T. Jabba/ Lofa County Deep in Liberia’s northern highlands, the Wologizi Proposed Protected Area — once hailed as a jewel of biodiversity —...

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...

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...

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

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

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

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)...

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