To Avert the Next Crisis, We Need to Build Back Better
If the shackles of inaction continue to cripple the urgency towards climate action, the coronavirus pandemic could just have provided a temporary respite – a delay of an inevitable but equally deadly climate crisis
Humanity, however, is always ready to deal with short term, clear and present dangers like coronavirus and less able to tackle multi-decade problems like climate change. This has highly contributed to the different approaches to the two crises.
Dear lover, It’s barely been a week since this affection sparked. I’ve set my base in your lungs, veins, and duct; the future seems bright. You are an ocean that gives me buoyancy, racing through your bloodstreams.
The coronavirus pandemic has taught us much about the unpredictability of life but even more, about the current technological changes and the abrupt adoption we have had to make
Conversation: Industries and Ideas for the World Beyond Covid-19
On May 30 the LéO Africa Institute held the second of our four-part series of conversations on the region’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. The conversation featured Arnold Kwizera, Liz Muange and Daniel Bwambale
