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Climate warning
Tabitha Kimani
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African leaders cautioned against fossil fuels at AU summit
The AU summit was held in Ethiopia on 18th - 19th Feb, 2023.
As the African Union Summit got underway in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, last weekend, energy transition was expected to top the agenda, even civil society groups cautioned leaders against fossil-fuel expansion projects on the continent.
https://nation.africa/africa/news/african-leaders-cautioned-against-fossil-fuels-at-au-summit--4129378
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African countries, we should go green energy solutions.
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Dear Tabitha Kimani Thank you for getting your climate warning to level 2! We have reached out to African Union and asked for a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! /Adam We Don't Have Time
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Don't gas Africa should be our focus
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We need to turn our ways
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Leaders should be in the front line fighting against fossil fuel
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awesome
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A great initiative, Hopefully the leaders will put the actions into implementation. When leaders lead by example, citizens get encouraged and motivated.
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It's an optimum time for the African heads to reason out on the possible ways they can drive the continent out of the dependency of fossil fuels as the continent is able to transition to renewable energy with relative ease
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great move,action should be taken to those who pollute our environment
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@ajema_lydiah true
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At least it is a good move
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The effects of climate change are terrible in their cruelty in the Horn of Africa with a many years drought destroying millions of people’s livelihood. How come that Africa is still using fossil energy when solar energy and geothermal energy are in abundance
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@Johannes_Luiga I would say it's because of lack of knowledge maybe and/or ignorance
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It is so sad that they had to be told to end fossil fuels and yet they can see the effects of it all.