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Carbon credit financing emerges as Africa’s biggest bet for expanding clean cooking
Mary Kavutha shares how switching to an induction cooker has improved her family's health and reduced costs. With nearly one billion Africans still relying on traditional fuels, carbon credit financing is making clean cooking appliances mor...
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Mary Kavutha shares how switching to an induction cooker has improved her family's health and reduced costs. With nearly one billion Africans still relying on traditional fuels, carbon credit financing is making clean cooking appliances more accessible. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #cleanenergy #Africa #carboncredits #health #sustainability #cooking
Originally reported by AP News.
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