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Africa can harness nuclear science in climate change war

Camels walk into Chalbi desert in North Horr, Marsabit county at Horr Gutha watering point. [Denish Ochieng, Standard]

As world leaders convened in Nairobi for the inaugural Africa Climate Summit this week, one topic of immense interest has been the utilisation of nuclear science and technologies to combat climate change.

The summit's primary objective was to establish a sustainable and environmentally friendly path for both the African continent and the global community.

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