Naphtali Akudung

Energy · Nuclear

Naphtali Akudung
Fossil fuels has remained the dominant energy source for most countries across the world since the industrial revolution. Sadly, burning of fossil fuels – coal, oil, and gas accounts for – around three-quarters of global greenhouse gas emissions.


Naphtali Akudung
Energy
Emission increase globally has sparked up innovations around other alternative forms of harnessing cleaner energy resources to drive sustainable activities that are socially, economically, and environmentally friendly. As part of the Paris Agreement in 2015, limiting global warming below 2 degrees is non-negotiable. It is thus necessary to prioritize cleaner energy resourcesthat can replace fossil fuels.
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Naphtali Akudung

Energy · Nuclear
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