Although concerted efforts have been made, Nigeria is still seen as a carbon-dependent economy. Many businesses still run on generators, in addition to other practices that harm the environment.
A low-carbon economy, experts note, is a system that tries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while operating as a conventional economic system.
This structure represents the long-term objective of nations attempting to mitigate the effects of climate change by building sustainable ways to run a better and greener economy.
The transition to low carbon economies began with the Kyoto Protocol, which required governments to cut their carbon emissions and continue with the Paris Agreement of 2015.
In the face of the climate crisis, farmers can strengthen plans to remove greenhouse gases in the atmosphere through carbon farming.
A Rivers State-based climate change advocate and engineer, Mr Miracle Morgan, noted that there were several carbon removal techniques that…