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A Conversation About Climate Change In Somalia

Domaine:

climate
Créateur:
FarSar
Éditeur:
Sha
Hôte:
There is a striking inequality when it comes to the effects of climate change on more and less developed nations. Developed nations fail to fully address their issues while developing nations show how climate change can impact the individuals in that nation. In underdeveloped countries like Somalia, there is a lack of education and awareness on the topic. To increase awareness and understanding media and tv can play a large role in education but it is necessary for all of us to be a part of the solution. Currently, there are strong storms, cyclones, and monsoons in Somalia creating a decline in fishing resources now showing that the effects of climate change are becoming more noticeable. supporting green energy solutions can be very powerful to help counteract climate change in Somalia. To stop climate change there needs to be more education on the topic and everyone has to work together to help end climate change.

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