Renewed demands to integrate innovative agricultural systems in climate change initiatives are exigent.

This is particularly crucial for Africa, which is disproportionally susceptible to global warming.

Clearly it requires not only political astuteness, but international backing to efficiently espouse a green economy, due to intransigent vulnerabilities.

Climate action, as clearly delineated in Sustainable Development Goal(SDG)13 calls for ‘immediate action to lower greenhouse emissions, build resilience and improve education on climate change.’

Sadly, human activities have over the last century, been largely responsible for increasing greenhouse gases, with the transition to industrial revolution.

Clearly man’s insatiable quest for advancement and exploitation of natural resources, are wrecking the earth and its resources.

Energy consumption, especially through fossil fuel combustion, is evidently, the greatest source of human-induced greenhouse emissions, accounting for about 73 percent globally.

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