The introduction of GMOs in Kenya could have a positive or negative effect on climate change, depending on the type of GMOs and how they are used. For example, if GMOs are used to increase crop yields, this could reduce the need for deforestation and land conversion, which are both major contributors to climate change. If GMOs are used to create crops that are more drought-resistant or tolerant to extreme weather, this could reduce the impact of climate change on crop yields. On the other hand, if GMOs are used to increase the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers, this could increase the amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere, thus contributing to climate change. Ultimately, the effects of GMOs on climate change in Kenya will depend on how they are used.