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Covering Africa's energy transition @climatehome | Ex: Africa Journ Manager @climatetracking ; Head, climate desk @thecableng Currently on break from X🫶🏽

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“Do we have the appetite?” – Shell’s fear of Niger Delta clean-up costs revealed

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By Vivian Chime Verified, Joe Lo Verified
| Climate Home News Verified
Newly-released internal documents from Shell suggest that a desire to avoid incurring the costs of shutting down its oil pipelines and cleaning up spills from them was part of the energy giant's motivation in selling off its onshore oil assets in the Niger Delta.
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Flood deaths in West African cities raise fraught issue of slum evictions

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By Vivian Chime Verified
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Scientists have found that the deadly floods across parts of West Africa in recent weeks were made more likely and intense by human-driven climate change, while the expansion of cities into flood-prone areas amplified the devastation, raising the thorny problem of how to better protect poorer urban communities.
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Campaigners oppose Dangote’s planned Kenya refinery over climate and ecological risks

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By Vivian Chime Verified
| Climate Home News Verified
Climate and environment campaigners have urged the Kenyan government to halt plans for a proposed 700,000-barrel-per-day oil refinery backed by Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, warning the project threatens one of East Africa's most ecologically sensitive coastlines. The refinery, which is planned to be situated in Lamu County on Kenya's northern coast, will be East Africa's largest refining project and is expected to take up to three years to build.
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