Environmental concern should be made public in ways similar to voter sensitization and public education on the dangers of HIV/AIDS. This brings to light our continuing problem of environmental degradation and the potential steps that could be taken by individuals to curb the ongoing problem. We don’t care much because we don’t know much. We […]
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Every year, nearly one million people die because they lack access to clean cooking solutions. The infrastructure and affordable fuel solutions cannot meet the rising population numbers, especially in the urban centers. Even though continents such as Asia and Latin America have achieved a high transition from traditional fuels to modern energy services, the Sub-Saharan
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In early March 2026, Nairobi was brought to a standstill by devastating floods. Roads became rivers, homes were submerged, and thousands were displaced. Across Kenya, dozens of lives were lost, highlighting a harsh reality: these floods are not just natural disasters—they are the result of environmental neglect and unsustainable living. While heavy rainfall triggered the
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