Good morning, this is Bruno, bringing the latest climate news for Geneva Solutions, with a special focus on Africa this week.
We first look into the state of the climate in Africa: what’s really happening and what can be done about it. Two key experts in Nairobi and Dakar share their views with us. Also, is there a way of reducing air pollution by preventing used cars from being dumped into African markets? Meanwhile, the 2050Today initiative launches its climate action initiative in Geneva. |
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Here's what else is happening
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Senior Women for Climate Protection Switzerland (KlimaSeniorinnen) are taking the Swiss government to the European Court of Human Rights
on claims that heat waves caused by climate change are a threat to their health. Their legal request demanding a climate policy that sufficiently limits global warming was first submitted to the national government in 2016.
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