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African millennials are highly concerned about climate change, with 50% saying they are very concerned. The majority have experienced effects of climate change like unpredictable rainfall, increased crops and animal disease, and desertification. While most inform themselves through TV, radio and newspapers, they think governments are not doing enough to address climate change and believe the African Union and international bodies should lead the fight. Initiatives supported include promoting clean water access, renewable energies, and reducing plastic waste.
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