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Lucinda Ramsay
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There is no "one solution " https://phys.org/news/2023-11-greenhouse-gas-emissions-combat-climate.html,
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Saustine Lusanzu
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According to a distressing report by The Guardian, as preparations for COP28 are underway in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), migrant workers face excruciating conditions and health risks due to extreme heat, magnified by the climate crisis. This is a harrowing reminder of the devastating consequences of global warming, particularly for vulnerable populations. It is crucial that we recognize the interconnectedness of climate change and social justice and advocate for urgent action. We must demand better working conditions, human rights, and comprehensive climate solutions. The time for change is now. For more information, read the article here: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/oct/20/cop28-migrant-workers-uae-heat-climate-crisis
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It's the early time the employees take the matters into their hands and demand for a Change
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The time for change is indeed now.
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It's time for employers to take action.
Lucinda Ramsay
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Many of the so called climate change mitigation actions are not efficient and some times the polluters abuse them through green washing.
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Hoping to be responsive 🍀🍀🍀
Rukia Ahmed Abdi
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False information and expressions of hatred circulating on digital platforms pose a threat to the advancement of #ClimateAction. The United Nations is currently working on a voluntary Code of Conduct to tackle this issue, and we eagerly await your input
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Measures should be put in place for accountability purposes in that people and institutions will be held accountable of any information put in the public domain
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We need climate information and climate commitments to be real in order to be able to stop the worst of global warming
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Misinformation is the worst enemy to climate wellness.
Ajema Lydiah
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UN Climate Change News, 4 September 2023 – The Africa Climate Week 2023 (ACW) welcomes policymakers, practitioners, business and civil society representatives from 4 to 8 September 2023 in Nairobi, in parallel to the Africa Climate Summit on 4-6 September, both hosted by the Government of Kenya. As the world grapples with the urgent challenges posed by climate change, ACW will address this pressing crisis through cooperation and forward-thinking initiatives to drive transformative change. ACW will also build momentum towards positive and impactful outcomes at the UN Climate Change Conference COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). COP28 will mark the conclusion of the first Global Stocktake, an opportunity to critically assess where the world stands on climate action and to chart the course forward through increased ambition and action to limit global warming to 1.5°C. Scaling up climate finance, adaptation support and operationalizing the fund for loss and damage will also be key priorities in the UAE. "In the face of the profound challenges posed by climate change in Africa, we stand unwavering in our commitment to confront this existential threat to all of humanity," said President William Ruto of Kenya. "Africa’s abundance of wind and solar energy can power our development, creating jobs, protecting local economies, and accelerating the sustainable industrialization of the continent. But for us to lead the way toward a sustainable and prosperous future for our continent and the world, finance and technology must be provided to our developing countries. As we come together at the Africa Climate Summit and the Africa Climate Week, we aim to weave a single, resounding African voice that will carry the outcomes of these crucial events to COP28 and beyond." https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO2309/S00037/africa-climate-week-2023-charting-a-fresh-course-for-climate-action.htm
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Real and true effort
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That's a commendable effort.
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The true partnership will bring positive charge in Africa
Munene Mugambi
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As we continue our relentless fight against climate change, it is crucial that we remember not to overlook the well-being and lives of the most vulnerable among us. The transition to green energy is a noble cause, but we must also recognize that some individuals and communities may not yet have the capacity to access renewable alternatives. Denying these people heating in their houses, especially during harsh winters, puts their lives at risk and contradicts the principle of fairness that we hold dear. The Challenge of Fossil Fuels: Fossil fuels have long been the primary energy source for heating homes and powering industries, contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and global warming. Addressing this challenge is imperative for the sake of the planet's future, but we must exercise caution not to inadvertently harm those who lack the means to embrace renewable energy sources. Vulnerable Communities: In our pursuit of a sustainable future, we must be acutely aware that certain communities face socio-economic barriers that hinder their access to green energy solutions. Low-income households, rural areas, and developing regions often struggle to afford or even access clean energy technologies. Disadvantaged individuals and families should not bear the brunt of climate change mitigation efforts. Balancing Climate Needs and Human Lives: As we advocate for a clean energy transition, we should prioritize helping vulnerable communities transition as well. Governments, organizations, and societies must invest in initiatives that bring affordable and accessible green energy alternatives to those who need them most. Subsidies, incentives, and support programs can help bridge the gap and make clean energy options more attainable. Energy Efficiency and Conservation: Promoting energy efficiency and conservation is another key aspect of protecting lives and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Encouraging responsible energy usage can lower the overall demand for fossil fuels, mitigating climate impact while ensuring that essential heating needs are met for everyone. Collaborative Efforts: Tackling the climate crisis requires a collective effort. We must collaborate with policymakers, energy providers, and environmental organizations to develop comprehensive strategies that protect both our planet and its people. Embracing renewable energy doesn't have to be an all-or-nothing proposition – we can work together to create solutions that consider various economic and geographical factors. In conclusion, as we strive to combat climate change, let us remember that our journey to sustainability should not leave anyone behind. Denying heating to those reliant on fossil fuels without providing viable alternatives can endanger lives and perpetuate inequality. A balanced approach is essential, one that addresses climate needs while considering the well-being of vulnerable communities. By fostering accessible green energy options, promoting energy efficiency, and engaging in collaborative efforts, we can make strides towards a greener future that upholds the value of every life.
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Reducing global warming is crucial for the well-being of our planet and future generations. It requires a collective effort and a combination of various solutions. We should focus on renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, promote energy efficiency, encourage sustainable practices in industries, and reduce deforestation. It's important to remember that there is no single solution to this complex issue, but rather a combination of actions that need to be taken at individual, community, and global levels.
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We need to take urgent action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Climate action must come not only by hearing but also by doing ,more engagements on the same must be done with utmost sincerity.