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Such a wonderful effort for green transport. Well done! Unfortunetely this will be illegal in Singapore due to a new 'group cycling' rule since 2019. Group size is limited to 5 if riding single file or 10 if riding abreast. Each group must stay at least 30 meters from any other groups. Imagine how this cheerful group of students and parrents can navigate the road if they have to follow such challenging rules? #GreenTransport #GroupCyclingRule #UniquelySingapore
Urban Planner| Sustainable Mobility Expert l Remarkable Woman in Transport 2023 | Young Leader in Sustainable Transport 2020 | TEDX speaker 2019. I believe in humanity and being a changemaker.
Nairobi Toto Mass 3.0 was an absolute joy and success! We had our largest number of kids yet! Toto Mass is our kids version of Critical Mass. The rain attempted to stop the ride but once again the kids, parents and caregivers were not to be stopped. The reception these young riders received this past Sunday from other road users gives us so much hope. Children have a way of working those heartstrings 😅 Special thanks to the Nairobi Area Traffic Police and KURA (Kenya Urban Roads Authority) for the support. Changing a culture is indeed a communal effort. Slowly but surely we are transforming Nairobi into a cycling city, one group ride at a time.
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"..what saddens me the most, is that sewage waters are now mixes with its (Tigris) waters. This is a problem, a big problem, it will affect my health, the health of my family, relatives and everyone living in Mosul". A participant in one of Clean Tigris, one of our former projects, talks about the current situation in Mosul, Iraq in the video below ⬇ 📽 #worldenvironmentday #worldenvironmentday2024 #water https://lnkd.in/eJJgg3WA
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South Africa: boreholes in Cofimvaba Numerous villages in Mbinzana, South Africa’s Eastern Cape, have not had water for many years because their boreholes are inoperative. https://zurl.co/Oc1P
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According to Global Forest Watch, From 2002 to 2023, Kenya lost 52.5 kha of humid primary forest, making up 14% of its total tree cover loss in the same time period. Total area of humid primary forest in Kenya decreased by 8.1% in this time period. One hectare is roughly the size of a standard football field. Therefore, 52.2 kha is about 52,200 football fields!
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Ongwediva to Brighten Up Onawa and Okandjengedi with New High Mast Lights The Ongwediva Town Council will install high mast lights at Onawa and Okandjengedi, costing N$800,000. Spokesperson Ottilie Shingenge announced that work has begun and is set to finish by February 14, 2025. This project aims to improve local services and aligns with the town's strategic plan and government goals. Full article: https://lnkd.in/ekQGdiXJ Source: Informante Get all the latest updates on your phone 📲: https://lnkd.in/dGDrnG4B
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South Africa: boreholes in Cofimvaba Numerous villages in Mbinzana, South Africa’s Eastern Cape, have not had water for many years because their boreholes are inoperative. https://zurl.co/Oc1P
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We have been commenting about the harsh drought destroying maize fields in some areas of South Africa. However, South Africa currently has sufficient maize supplies for the domestic market. South Africa also continues to export maize to the world. In recent weeks, South Africa supported a lot of its neighboring countries. The recent maize export activity is still focused on Africa. For example, South Africa exported 47 457 tonnes of maize last week. Of this volume, 58% was exported to Zimbabwe, and the balance to the rest of the neighboring African countries. This placed South Africa's 2023/24 maize exports at 3,2 million tonnes out of the seasonal export forecast of 3,3 million. Note: April is the last month of the 2023/24 marketing year.
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