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Where are we heading? Can Nigeria achieve economic and climate targets simultaneously?

Domaine:

climatesocioeconomic
Créateur:
Dav
Éditeur:
APR
Hôte:
Can Nigeria grow into a $1 trillion economy while cutting emissions? This analysis explores the trade-offs, risks, and pathways shaping its climate–economy future.

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