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Influence of fossil fuels to our democracies

Last year in December several delegates from 197 countries came together under the umbrella of the  UN Framework on Climate Change (UNFCC) in Paris. They were here for one main reason, to make sure the concentration levels of Green House Gases were stabilized in order to avoid an eminent depletion of the Ozone layer.

At the centre of the Paris 2015 climate talks were world leaders, symbols of governance from various parts of the world all present with the aim of significantly reducing the amount of carbon emissions in their respective countries. Kenya was duly represented by His Excellency,  The President Uhuru Kenyatta and several other delegates. They were here to commit to the cause.

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