Donald Trump
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Peter Karanga
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‘We’ve been here before’: What Trump’s win could mean for local climate action
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Local governments may need to step up, continuing the push for climate action and clean energy transition at the grassroots level.
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The people voted wrong even after witnessing all the catastrophic events that just happened
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@annett_michuki It's disheartening when climate change impacts are so evident, yet political decisions don't reflect the urgency needed. People must realize that these challenges affect everyone, and voting for leaders who prioritize the planet's future is crucial.
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Boosting fossil fuel production would likely result in higher emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases, exacerbating the climate crisis.
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@rashid_kamau The sooner we transition to renewable energy, the better our chances of mitigating the damage and securing a sustainable future for both the planet and future generations.
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@rashid_kamau the step he's taking will pull us down
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@rashid_kamau Absolutely, increasing fossil fuel production undermines efforts to reduce emissions, worsening global warming and its impacts. We need a shift towards sustainable energy to mitigate the crisis and protect future generations.
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It's about time leaders focused on dealing with what is important for their citizens and not just their personal interests.
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@jane_wangui Climate change is a global crisis that affects everyone, and the decisions made by leaders today will shape the future for generations to come.
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@jane_wangui he is a denier, he will not put what's best first
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@jane_wangui Exactly, leaders should prioritize the well-being of their people and the planet, making decisions that address urgent issues like climate change rather than serving short-term personal or political interests.
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I only do hope that he will consider helping us deal with the issue of climate change as it affects us all .
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His fossil fuel focus might hinder national progress, but the push for clean energy at the local level could be a silver lining
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Thus is deeply concerning; undermining clean energy investments and ignoring scientific evidence would not only jeopardize progress but also severely impact local initiatives aimed at combating climate change.⚠⚠
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@gorffly_mokua When policymakers fail to prioritize clean energy and ignore scientific evidence, they not only stall national progress on climate change but also undermine critical local solutions that are tailored to the needs of communities.
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Thanks
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I hope Trump will take an about turn on these remarks and actions and commit to support sustainable development. It is time for change for a better and a livable globe for all.
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@joseph_githinji what the Biden's government did was right for America, Trump is just ready to scatter all
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It now the high time the reality dawn's to him,,,,leaving fossil fuels and joining the winning team by prioritizing renewable energy
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His track record of prioritizing fossil fuels over clean energy is deeply concerning, especially at a time when urgent action is needed.
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@princess_nel_268 By resisting investments in clean energy, the U.S. risked falling behind in global energy innovation and sustainability efforts, while also contributing to continued environmental degradation.