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Rashid Kamau
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Companies, including Amazon, are set to purchase $180 million in carbon credits from the rainforest that shares its name
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I applaud Amazon and the other corporations that have committed to saving the rainforest. Their commitment is laudable and should be emulated by others. We need more corporations to join these efforts and ensure this rich biodiversity hub is protected and conserved.
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@edwin_wangombe However, it’s essential that these commitments are followed by tangible, long-term actions.
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This is a positive development! This demonstrates a strong corporate responsibility towards conservation & combating climate change.
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@gorffly_mokua This fight against climate change and the protection of the Amazon forest is everyone's responsibility and corporates have a huge part to play especially those who share name with the forest
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@edwin_wangombe Absolutely, the fight against climate change and the protection of the Amazon rainforest is indeed a collective responsibility
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The acquisition of carbon credits from rainforests can lead to significant positive impacts, including enhanced biodiversity protection, improved ecosystem services, and the promotion of sustainable land management practices. This approach fosters a collaborative effort between businesses and conservation initiatives, driving meaningful environmental change.
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@walter_lungayi This is a well-said statement. The money that is received from this sale should ensure the protection of the forest and the animals that live there.
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@walter_lungayi The acquisition of carbon credits from rainforests can yield numerous positive outcomes for both the environment and local communities.
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this will be great win for the rainforest
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@annett_michuki I hope these funds will be allocated correctly and will achieve the target of protecting the Amazon rainforest.
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A win-win for companies and the environment
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@dickson_mutai Absolutely... it will benefit all the involved parties
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This is a welcome move. I believe Brazil is set to earn a lot.
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@tabitha_kimani Let us hope that the money will be put to proper use
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The amazon being one of the most important wetlands should be protected by all means possible.
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@jane_wangui The Amazon rainforest, often referred to as the "lungs of the Earth," is not only a vital ecosystem but also one of the most important wetlands globally.
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I do hope that this actually works.the issue of climate change is getting more severe day by day .we have to act sooner.
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@rosebellendiritu We need to take fast and sustainable actions to save the Amazon forest. If we don't act now, we might lose it.