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Kenya Embraces Carbon Trading

By Mary Itumbi Reprint | |

Nairobi, Aug 30 2013 (IPS) - Mary Itumbi reports from Nairobi that Kenya is taking advantage of carbon trading to contribute towards efforts to address climate change.

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