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mercy mumbi
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The earth is the only thing we have in common therefore our collective responsibility to take care of it. Thankyou @charleneruto for the invite and KU Congress foe organizing the launch #pandamitiinitiative. This will help us reach the goal of growing #15billiontrees to restore forest cover in Kenya. #thegreenwar #pandamitiinitiative #spicewarriorske #spicewarriorskids #forestrestoration
mercy mumbi
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Lets pump the billions of pounds towards renewable and green. #defundclimatechaos #climatestrike #actnow
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The funds should be pumped to the best alternatives.
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I support... Transition to green renewable energy will be the best option ever... Let fossil fuels stay in the ground
mercy mumbi
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They are the greatest air filters
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mercy mumbi
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Did you the yellow backed acacia can be used to treat malaria, pain and inflammation? #acacias #funfacts #explorepage
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Interesting 🤔 thanks for sharing... Trees are life
mercy mumbi
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Showing climate love is when you do the little things in your capability to conserve what is around you and making sure the people around you understand why they also need to do it. By avoiding single use plastic, using reusable masks, responsible dumping of waste, growing trees, educating others, be willing to learn aboyt environmental issues are ways to show climate love without going out of your comfort zone or daily routines. 👌💚. If you can't be climate activist you can be a climate lover. #climateaction #spicewarriorske #spicewarriorsorchards #spicewarriorskids #climatelove♥️ #wedonthavetime #lovenature #lovenature💚
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Great inputs....indeed let's all be climate lovers it can reactivate more climate activists in one way or the other!
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Sarah Chabane
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The foreign minister for the South Pacific island of Tuvalu stood in knee-deep seawater as he filmed a video statement for the UN’s climate summit, to highlight the impact of climate change on the island nation. Do I need to comment more? The way we choose to communicate about the climate crisis is key, and I think this is tragically brilliant. http://www.cubadebate.cu/noticias/2021/11/05/canciller-de-tuvalu-ofrece-discurso-en-la-cumbre-del-clima-con-el-agua-hasta-las-rodillas/
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Dear Sarah Chabane Thank you for getting your climate love to level 2! We have reached out to Simon Kofe and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! /Marine We Don't Have Time
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My company has done some small climate change work for Tuvalu, and i can definitely say that it is one on the most vulnerable countries to climate change!
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Touched the imagination, really inspiring step
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Anita Soina 🇰🇪
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Sharing my insights on why I think young environmentally conscious people should join politics and leadership spaces so we can push for the green agendas. We understand what climate crisis is , we know the pain of being ignored and having our voices fall on deaf ears. We started leadership in our own spaces and we have to continue. #TheGreenwar #COP26 #leadership #youngleaders #wales @futuregenerations
mercy mumbi
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Cop 26 climate action conference the Kenyan hub discussing finance in relation climate change. #wedonthavetime #Cop26
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Iam following too
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Peter Kamau
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PRESS RELEASE CITIES AND LIFESTYLES PANDEMIC CAUSED DIP IN BUILDING EMISSIONS,BUT LONG-TERM OUTLOOK BLEAK-UN REPORT. The economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic caused CO2 emissions from buildings and construction to fall significantly in 2020, but a lack of real transformation in the sector means that emissions will keep rising and contribute to dangerous climate change, according to the 2021 Global Status Report for Buildings and Construction. The report, published by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP)-hosted Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction (GlobalABC), finds that in 2020, the sector accounted for 36 per cent of global final energy consumption and 37 per cent of energy related CO2 emissions, as compared to other end use sectors. While the level of emissions within the sector are 10 per cent lower than in 2015, reaching lows not seen since 2007, this was largely due to lockdowns, slowing of economies, difficulties households and businesses faced in maintaining and affording energy access and a fall in construction activity. Efforts to decarbonize the sector played only a small role. With large growth projected in the buildings sector, emissions are set to rise if there is no effort to decarbonize buildings and improve their energy efficiency. In Asia and Africa, building stock is expected to double by 2050. Global material use is expected to more than double by 2060, with one-third of this rise attributable to construction materials. “This year showed that climate change is an immediate, direct threat to every community on this planet, and it is only going to intensify,” said Inger Andersen, Executive Director of UNEP. “The buildings and construction sector, as a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, must urgently be decarbonized through a triple strategy of reducing energy demand, decarbonizing the power supply and addressing building materials’ carbon footprint, if we are to have any chance of meeting the Paris Agreement goal of limiting global warming to 1.5C. Read more: https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/press-release/pandemic-caused-dip-building-emissions-long-term-outlook-bleak-un
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I like Charlene's intiative of planting and growing trees.