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Africa’s Decarbonisation Dilemma - Infrastructure news
Since the First Industrial Revolution, economic growth has been coupled with increasing carbon emissions. The United Kingdom (UK), Germany and United States relied on coal, oil and natural gas to become high-income economies – a carbon-intensive process widely acknowledged as causing the current climate crisis. In contrast, Africa contributes a paltry 4-5% of global emissions. Yet it is expected to lift half a billion people out of poverty, prov…
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