The past 11 years have been the hottest on record.
Record levels of greenhouse gases continue to drive temperatures higher on land and at sea, with long-lasting consequences for humanity.
Browse @WMO's latest #StateofClimate: https://t.co/b6Rsz29EtD
Our planet is at a tipping point, but collective action makes a difference.
#EarthHour is a global movement uniting communities for the environment.
Take an hour today and every day when possible to do something positive for people and the planet. https://t.co/4J9ioGtPhg
We rely on nature for our survival.
Yet, over one million species are at risk of extinction due to human activity.
The #GlobalGoals offer solutions to address the decline in biodiversity and the degradation of ecosystems: https://t.co/N6AZbbM4ZW
The #SDGs are a game of 0’s:
🌍 zero poverty
🍽 zero hunger
🩺 zero AIDS
👩🦱 zero discrimination against women and girls
#LeaveNoOneBehind means making sure progress reaches those who need it most.
Some of the medicinal herbs found in BUGOMA Forest which @HoimaSugar continues to deforest.
We urge @nemaug not renew its license to cut down trees for sugar cane after their ESIA certificate expired on 14th August 2025.
They have applied for its renewal to cut more trees.
Cutting methane is one of the fastest ways to slow warming.
UNEP’s Eye on Methane shows the data is here, but action isn’t.
Governments must turn measurement into real cuts: https://t.co/tDKUCXf1LM
#CutMethane#YearInReview
While the answer may seem obvious, in an era of misinformation, it may be hard to find the facts & science.
Climate change refers to long-term temperature & weather shifts, which can occur naturally but have been mainly driven by human activity since the 1800s: https://t.co/FJMWbCMqgC
Urban resilience isn’t about walls or tech fixes, it’s about people.
Include communities, strengthen local governance, and blend nature with durable infrastructure.
Ignore equity or informal settlements, and you build fragility.
❓ 𝐃𝐈𝐃 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐊𝐍𝐎𝐖?
🌍 According to the World Health Organization (WHO), nearly 90% of households in Uganda still rely on charcoal and firewood for cooking — fueling deforestation and indoor air pollution that causes millions of premature deaths every year.
Wetlands are considered to be the world’s most productive ecosystems.
Yet, they are being lost at an alarming rate.
The Global Wetland Watch provides vital data for the protection of these ecosystems. https://t.co/Bl5ecohber
Climate-resilient infrastructure, renewable energy, and digital connectivity are driving #Uganda’s sustainable growth. The new #UgandaCCDR shows how green investment and #ClimateAndDevelopment can unlock private sector opportunities for a greener future: https://t.co/NiNdjoFr38
Plastic is everywhere, even in our bodies.
Every day, 2,000 garbage trucks’ worth of plastic is dumped into oceans, rivers and lakes.
See why responsible production and consumption matters: https://t.co/Bh5MKs0em3
Climate change refers to long-term temperature & weather shifts, which can occur naturally but have been mainly driven by human activity since the 1800s.
Follow the #ClimateSummit as countries discuss the future of our planet & get the latest facts: https://t.co/3Yn4j0ixJH
Tomorrow is No Litter Day 🚮 — a pre-festival activity across all 5 divisions. Don’t bypass any litter as you head to work or return home. Let’s clean our city as we count down to the Kampala City Festival, Sunday 5th October at Kololo! 🎉 #NoLitterDay#KlaCityFestival