Heat and Africa - An Advice to the other continentsby Justice Obiri | 30-07-2019 12:12 |
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  Paris reported its highest temperature ever this week as Europe¡¯s second major heat wave of the summer continues. And it is very notable that this heat wave is mainly coming from North Africa and moving straight into Europe. This excessive heat has caused death to at least five persons in France between 1st and 30th July, 2019. Many european countries are now on the alert and are cautioning their citizens to be very mindful of the heat wave they are baking under. This countries include the UK and Belgium. As the heat wave is ongoing, I will take this chance to advice the countries outside Africa whose priority is to exploit Africa even in the twenty first century. This excessive heat wave is as a result of climate change. If you have followed my series of Stop Exploiting Africa, you may have noticed that I keep saying that when Africa is exploited and the land gets depleted, the effect will be felt by all of us. The heat wave currently being experienced in Europe is from North Africa and already the high temperatures being recorded have broken records already. This means that something is going wrong and as a nature activist, I know that it is a result of abnormal climate which is occuring in excess becaue of the ongoing exploitation of Africa. Instead of exploiting Africa, let us make it a better place for you and I, let us campaign about the importance of Africa in the production of food and other many raw materials. The effect change in the climate of Africa is having on the entire earth and how it can be managed, let us preserve Africa because Africa is the future. No continent has more resources than Africa, so when these resources are tapped into in the rightful way such as cutting down a log and planting three in its place, then Africa will be a good place and the world might live in peace one day and forget about heat waves during the summer holidays. The saying still stands "Stop Exploiting Africa" Green Cheers!
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