Call For Climate Action Part 1.

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• Desmond Alugnoa. 11 years ago

  I am particularly interested in the kind of analysis you are doing, its a clear indication of how Africans are appreciating climate change and that is a good step to solving the problem

  I am particularly interested in the kind of analysis you are doing, its a clear indication of how Africans are appreciating climate change and that is a good step to solving the problem

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• nketiah yaw boateng 11 years ago

  nice piece and I hope we all put in much effort to sustain our planet and make a beautiful and favourable habitat for all.

  nice piece and I hope we all put in much effort to sustain our planet and make a beautiful and favourable habitat for all.

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• nketiah yaw boateng 11 years ago

  nice piece and I hope we all put in much effort to sustain our planet and make a beautiful and favourable habitat for all. we shouldn't be only financially driven when dealing with the ecosystem but we should think of the imp ...
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  nice piece and I hope we all put in much effort to sustain our planet and make a beautiful and favourable habitat for all. we shouldn't be only financially driven when dealing with the ecosystem but we should think of the impact of our activities on either to the benefit or detriment of the ecosystem. remember when the last tree dies, the last man also dies.

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• mobo 11 years ago

  You talk too much.

  You talk too much.

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• Tahiru Alhassan 11 years ago

  Preservation of our land & natural resources is highly declining & the trend keeps going without change. Im glad we have people like you who are annoucing the menace in the system....God bless you bro...

  Preservation of our land & natural resources is highly declining & the trend keeps going without change. Im glad we have people like you who are annoucing the menace in the system....God bless you bro...

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• Dr. Laamia Lamba 11 years ago

  I admire this article because it lays emphasize on the misconception of underdeveloped and developing countries being less carbon pollutants. It doesnt really matter the amount of pollution you release, the impacts of climate ...
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  I admire this article because it lays emphasize on the misconception of underdeveloped and developing countries being less carbon pollutants. It doesnt really matter the amount of pollution you release, the impacts of climate change democratic and will affect all. Great job, Author Joshua.

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• Ghana Youth Climate Coalition 11 years ago

  Great Analysis Joshua.

  Great Analysis Joshua.

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• Boatemaa 11 years ago

  Safe the earth
  Safe generations

  Safe the earth
  Safe generations

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• lee 11 years ago

  Love this article..

  Love this article..

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• MARCUS AMPADU 11 years ago

  Good work, Mr. Amposem. You mentioned how exploitation and other anthropogenic activities are leading to a "predictable unsafe environment for future generations."
  
  Would have been better to cite few of these human caused ...
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  Good work, Mr. Amposem. You mentioned how exploitation and other anthropogenic activities are leading to a "predictable unsafe environment for future generations."
  
  Would have been better to cite few of these human caused activities that are putting all of us in danger. Mentioning them would help us to undertake mitigation and adaptation measures to hopefully counteract climate change. Good for drawing our attention to an issue many Ghanaians avoid talking about, probably because they don't understand its complexity, Then there are those who think climate change is a hoax.

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• Joshua Amponsem 11 years ago

  Mr. Marcus, thank you for your comment and thanks to everyone who loves this article. In my next writing, I will give more insight on how some frequent domestic activities contributes to climate change and the measures needed ...
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  Mr. Marcus, thank you for your comment and thanks to everyone who loves this article. In my next writing, I will give more insight on how some frequent domestic activities contributes to climate change and the measures needed to combat climate action.

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• Ivy Gyimah 11 years ago

  Thanks for reminding us of our duties as environmental stewards,is up to us to do our part

  Thanks for reminding us of our duties as environmental stewards,is up to us to do our part

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• Agaricus 11 years ago

  Great article.. Big ups man nd keep up wit da good work

  Great article.. Big ups man nd keep up wit da good work

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