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Ingmar Rentzhog
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End of coal
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The UK’s decision to shut down its last coal plant marks a significant step in its transition to cleaner energy. Ending coal use will not only reduce carbon emissions but also pave the way for more sustainable, renewable energy sources.
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This marks a significant milestone in its transition to cleaner energy, signaling the end of coal's era and a promising step toward a greener future.💚💚👏
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@gorffly_mokua Correct, this milestone highlights the UK’s commitment to sustainable energy. It sets an inspiring example for other nations to follow, accelerating the global shift from fossil fuels.
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Wow..this is great.whi would have thought that this would be possible.we all should follow in the footsteps of the UK inorder to achieve our climatic goals.
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@rosebellendiritu Exactly! The UK's progress shows that with strong policies and commitment, even major shifts like moving away from coal are possible. If more countries follow suit, we could significantly reduce global emissions.
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finally, some good news coming from the UK... keep up with this trend
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@edwin_wangombe The kind of news we want to hear at all times!
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That's a significant milestone for the UK's climate and energy policy