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Climate Actions: Nigeria and the Path of Decarbonised Economy

Peter Ugochukwu Aloh
pp. 76-83 January 2019 Open access · CC BY 4.0
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Sub-Saharan Africa becomes a victim of mineral resources, environmental issues arising from natural fossil fuel. Unfortunately, while other countries in Europe, America and Asia, positively, use these carbonated resources to build fledgeling economies, Nigeria underutilises her products from the same resources with an adverse effect on climate conditions. The researcher used discourse analysis to examine the Nigerian scenario with regards to the management of environmental wastes. The article argues that when the shift tilts to a decarbonised economy, there will be a reduction in climate change. Nigeria would then have more opportunity and responsibility to harness decarbonised resources into buil ding an efficient and fledging economy hitherto impossible with fossil driven fuel.

Decarbonized EconomyMinigridsCarbon PricingClimate ActionSustainable Development

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Aloh, P. U. (2019). Climate Actions: Nigeria and the Path of Decarbonised Economy. Transdisciplinary Agora for Future Discussions Journal, 1(2), 76–83. https://journal.taffds.org/articles/climate-actions-nigeria-and-the-path-of-decarbonised-economy

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