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Make teachers, students climate action agents

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Kapchelala Primary School pupils planting trees with KVDA Chairman Mark Chesergon at their school compound in Elgeyo Marakwet County on June 17, 2022. [Christopher Kipsang, Standard]

The world celebrated Teachers Day on Thursday, with a focus on their role in "transforming education" and what they need to excel.

Teachers help nations achieve key long-term goals. We have one on climate change. Climate change poses significant risks to food security through crop failure, aided by pests, diseases and unpredictable rain patterns.

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