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Rwanda like much of sub-Saharan Africa is particularly vulnerable to climate change.
Yet little is known about the concentrations and emissions on the continent. And now Researchers in Rwanda are on a quest to change that.
They are striving to establish credible local data, on how to approach and limit the effect of climate change.
Here’s more to the story.
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