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  • The Arctic’s Carbon Shift: A New Era of Atmospheric Change

    • December 11, 2024
    • Posted by: Precious David
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    For thousands of years, the Arctic has served as one of the planet’s most reliable carbon sinks. The permafrost—a layer of frozen soil and organic material—locked away vast amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane, preventing them from entering the atmosphere. However, the narrative of the Arctic as a climate stabilizer is shifting dramatically. Due

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  • Has China Reached Its Pollution Peak? What It Means for Nigeria and the World

    • July 21, 2024
    • Posted by: Precious David
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    In recent years, a significant shift has been observed in China’s carbon emissions trajectory. The world’s largest emitter for most of the past two decades appears to be on the verge of plateauing its carbon output, a development with far-reaching implications for global climate action and developing nations like Nigeria.   China’s Emissions Plateau: According

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