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Development and its effects on climate

Sustainable development - development that does not destroy or undermine the ecological, economic, or social basis on which continued development depends - is the only viable pathway to a more secure and hopeful future for rich and poor alike. In the bid to achieve better way of living, good houses, good road, theme parks, we must be mindful of the fact that these activities laudable as they maybe contributes immensely to deforestation. Deforestation threatens the environment, causes climate change which in turn will become a threat to existence! The time has come to put forward replacements for activities that contributes to deforestation! We can no longer fold our hands while the ecosystem is disturbed in the name of development, let's remediate, a lot of species are going extinct, this can be prevented by careful and controlled development plans put in place to ensure continuity!

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