Lets Go Renewable!
understanding how the energy transition can generate benefits beyond energy imagination. this can generate multiple and advantages which include reduced climate disasters, improving energy access, healthcare, gender equity and welfare, and providing wider economic and employment progress.
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about us
diverst from fossil fuels!... invest in reneweables!...
We are a non-violent student’s movement seeking and promising to engage and build a student community-based critical mass to put an end to fossil fuels and their implications through civil disobedience
2
years
of organising
- sensitizing the public against fossil fuels
- training activists to fight fossil fuels
- taking actions to end fossils fuels
call to action
organising to end the EACOP project!...
EACOP is a cross-border pipeline. The project is said to cause serious impacts for communities within the oil extraction and pipeline areas including...
1. environmental degradation ie EACOP is projected to emit 34million tones of Carbon dioxide annually...
2. social and human rights issues which include, 18 000 people are affected some have had their homes destroyed to facilitate the construction of access roads or the processing plant, others have had all or part of their land requisitioned and have lost the free use of their properties and thus their means of subsistence, without prior payment of fair and adequate compensation
1. environmental degradation ie EACOP is projected to emit 34million tones of Carbon dioxide annually...
2. social and human rights issues which include, 18 000 people are affected some have had their homes destroyed to facilitate the construction of access roads or the processing plant, others have had all or part of their land requisitioned and have lost the free use of their properties and thus their means of subsistence, without prior payment of fair and adequate compensation
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ntambazi imuran java
student movvement organiser, environmentalist, human rights activist and an ex-prisoner EACOP