How Seasonal Variations in Nigeria Affect Air Pollution and Respiratory Health
Nigeria's climate is characterized by distinct wet and dry seasons, each influencing air quality and, consequently, respiratory health.
Understanding the Link Between Rising Temperatures and Increased Airborne Pollutants
As global temperatures continue to rise, the impact on air quality is becoming more evident. Climate change is not just about heatwaves and extreme weather events; it also plays a significant role in increasing airborne pollutants.
The Role of Climate Change in Worsening Air Quality Across Nigerian Cities
Imagine stepping outside your home and taking a deep breath—only to inhale a cocktail of smoke, toxic gases, and dust. This is the daily reality for millions of Nigerians as climate change worsens air pollution across the country.
Inside C²REST: Building a New Model for Climate Health Research in Nigeria
Lagos and Ogun state are grappling with increasing environmental challenges, from air quality concerns to extreme weather events, and the C²REST project is pioneering a new approach to understanding and addressing the climate-health connection.
Oil Exploration's Hidden Toll: The Air Quality and Respiratory Health Crisis in Nigeria
Understanding the far-reaching effects of oil exploration activities is crucial - even in regions seemingly distant from oil fields.
Deforestation's Silent Assault on Nigeria's Respiratory Health: A Growing Crisis
Nigeria lost 14% of its total tree cover to human activities between 2002 and 2023. This signals an escalating public health crisis that has caught the attention of researchers and health professionals - C²REST Nigeria Study
Burning Municipal Waste: A Critical Link in Nigeria's Climate and Respiratory Health Crisis
With Nigeria ranking 18th on this year's World Population Review list of the most polluted countries on earth, it has become increasingly important that we examine the various practices intensifying environmental pollution in the country
Traffic Pollution: A Critical Frontier in Nigeria's Climate-Health Crisis
Traffic pollution is a challenge that sits at the heart of the complex relationship between climate change, environmental degradation, and public health
Population Growth and its Impact on Nigeria's Air Quality and Health
In the last decade, Nigeria's population has grown from less than 180 million people in 2014 to nearly 230 million people in 2024. The impact on the environment, particularly on air quality, and on public health appears to have been largely ignored.
Welcome to C2REST: Exploring the Impact of Climate Change on Respiratory Health in Nigeria
Introducing the C2REST project, its goal, vision, and all you need to know about the study