In the bustling streets of Africa’s major cities, waste is everywhere. Overflowing landfills, clogged drainage systems, and plastic-choked rivers have become symbols of an escalating crisis. But what if waste wasn’t just trash?
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@ZelenskyyUa You were worried about Russia consuming Ukraine, now you sell your country’s soul to America. And still no NATO membership. This is what happens when brainless gits get elected as leaders.
@GreenpeaceUK The fossil fuel companies are making profits because people are using the oil. Instead of going after the companies, ask people to stop using fossil fuels, the profits will drop by itself.
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#COP29Baku
As another @COP29_AZ begins, we face more promises with few solutions. The $100 billion in climate finance begs the question: where is the money truly going? Instead of progress, the situation worsens, with developed nations seemingly offering financial appeasements to developing nations and buying their silence.
Developing nations also share responsibility. Issues like inadequate waste management, burning landfills, and pollution exacerbate environmental challenges. Often, financial aid fails to reach those affected, lost instead to corruption and inefficiency. Instead, they portray themselves as victims to receive more aid. Where is that money going?
The climate crisis is deepened by a lack of awareness and education. Blaming leaders like @realDonaldTrump oversimplifies the issue; systemic change is needed beyond any single administration. There was no Trump administration before 8 years, what was the excuse then?
It's time for collective responsibility. We must all take action rather than waiting for government intervention. If governments could provide solutions, after 29 COPs we would not be facing a climate crisis. By working together, we can drive real change. Accountability for our actions and driving solutions which benefit our planet.
@UNFCCC COP resembles a solidarity meeting, where leaders gather to express their condolences for the dire state of our planet and buy forgiveness by pledging more finances.
@JustStop_Oil How are your protests helping? Things are only getting worst. The worst consumers of fossil fuels are developing nations. Instead of protesting, find alternatives, oil consumption will start reducing automatically.
@G7 After all the numerous talks climate changes, things are only getting worst. They should really decide if action on climate change is the agenda or just talking about it is.
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