Samia Suluhu Hassan
Climate warning
Climate warning
George Kariuki
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Preserving Natural Beauty: The Disappointment of an almost Treeless Tanzania Statehouse
Samia Suluhu Hassan, President,
It is with an open heart and profound disappointment that I write this letter. As someone who is passionate about protecting the environment, it makes me unhappy to see the brand-new Tanzania Statehouse in the middle of an almost treeless land. Not only does the lack of these stately watchers diminish the beauty of the Statehouse, but it also conveys a discouraging message about our dedication to protecting the environment.
In addition to their aesthetic value, trees play an important role in mitigating climate change and enhancing people's quality of life. By taking up carbon dioxide and giving off oxygen, trees serve as natural air purifiers that lessen the impact of manmade greenhouse gas emissions. They help to create a more sustainable and comfortable environment for all by shading and cooling the surrounding surroundings.
Furthermore, planting trees around government buildings and households sends a strong message to the rest of the country. It represents a desire to cultivate a strong bond with nature and a dedication to protecting our natural history. That we recognize the value of parks and their contribution to a healthy and sustainable future is a message we can send to current and future generations.
President Samia Suluhu of Tanzania, I strongly urge you to take quick action and oversee the planting of trees around the Tanzania Statehouse. Let it serve as an inspiration, a symbol of our commitment to environmental protection. Doing so not only pays tribute to the uniqueness of our land but also encourages others to join us in moving toward a more environmentally friendly future.
Take advantage of this moment to establish yourself as a pioneer in the field of sustainability and create a lasting impact on the world. I implore you to do what needs to be done to fix this disheartening situation so that you can lead by example and teach the rest of the country the value of looking after our natural resources.
With high anticipation and anticipation.
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This is absurd , the place would be more appealing with trees and different types of flowers.
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I am certain that president Samia will green the new statehouse
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Sad ... something needs to be done Asap
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It could be more vicious if the government cleared trees just to put up this humongous facility and not contemplate beautifying the compound with trees at least
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Tanzania government should take action and add beauty to their statehouse by planting trees
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This is disappointing! Leaders should lead by example!
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They should set an example from the top as statehouse is the pillar house of the country
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The Tanzanian government can certainly green their statehouse
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Well said, @george_kariuki!
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This is sad ,l suggest they do massive tree planting initiative
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Quick action
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It looks too bear. Something needs to be done.