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🚨The world needs to go cold turkey from the money and influence of fossil fuels. CCAG's Sir David King responds to the IEA's latest analysis, which shows stronger efforts are needed to stay on track for 1.5 °C.
CCAG responds to IEA findings on the global energy transition — Climate Crisis Advisory Group

CCAG responds to IEA findings on the global energy transition — Climate Crisis Advisory Group

CCAG responds to IEA findings on the global energy transition.

https://ccag.earth/newsroom/ccag-responds-to-iea-findings-on-the-global-energy-transition



https://ccag.earth/newsroom/ccag-responds-to-iea-findings-on-the-global-energy-transition


  • mercy nduta

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    Fossil fuel companies must cease and desist influence peddling and legal threats designed to kneecap progress.

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    • Patrick Kiash

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      All nations and leaders as same as we individuals we should support call to end fossil fuels for the sake of our current and generations to come.

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    • Peter Kamau

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      Fossil fuels need to be weaned off as fast as we can

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      • Munene Mugambi

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        We can stay from fossil fuels if we invest in renewable energy sources and ensure they're enough to rely on. Our grids will run with green energy

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        • Rukia Ahmed Abdi

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          The urgent call to detach from fossil fuel money and influence is clear in response to the IEA's latest analysis, which emphasizes the need for stronger efforts to meet the 1.5°C climate target. This underscores the critical role of reducing reliance on fossil fuels in tackling climate change and transitioning to cleaner energy sources.

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