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Vol. 1, No. 2; December (2025)

Language, Power, and Environmental Justice in the Niger Delta: An Eco-Linguistic and Semiotic Reading of Kaine Agary's Yellow-Yellow

Eno Unwana ENO, Chinahuzo Evans EKE

Representations of Erosion and Flood in Selected Igbo Environmental Discourse Narratives

Cynthia Adaeze ONUEGWUNWOKE, Godfrey Ngozi OGBONNA, Gloria Ukamaka AMADI, Ogechi Angela NNADI, Lilian Oluchi DURU

Eco-Trauma: Examining Environmental Pollution in Niyi Osundare’s The Eye of The Earth

Chiamaka Confidence CHUKWUNWIKE

Political Oppression, Social Injustice and Socio-Economic Dilemmas in Bessie Head’s A Question of Power

Canice Ihentuge ANAKORO

Petro-Violence, Witnessing, and Ecological Ethics: A Semiotic Reading of Habila’s Oil on Water and Mbue’s How Beautiful We Were

Rosita Ekwutosilam IGBODUANYA, Chinahuzo Evans EKE

Traditional Charcoal Production and Its Environmental Impacts in Sustainable Energy Transition: Evidence from Nsukka, Enugu State, Nigeria

Vincent Okwudiba ANYIKA, Echara Ambrose ECHARA

Climate Change, Ecosystem Vulnerability, and Human Well-Being in Nigeria: An ARDL-Based Empirical Analysis

Emmanuel David OBORO, Osu Mathias OGERE





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