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Kenyans blame human action for worsening climate change

A truck drives into a cloud of smoke produced by burnt industrial waste products at Athi River near the old Mombasa Road. PHOTO | SILA KIPLAGAT

By  KEVIN ROTICH

More than a half of Kenyans believe that humans are to blame for the worsening climatic conditions, a report shows.

The 2019 AfroBarometer Experience and Awareness of Climate Change survey shows that 59 percent of Kenyans are of the view that human activities are to blame for the rise in climate change.

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