Diary from Menengai High School

Wednesday 11. of August 2010

CARBON TRADING:A carbon trading tree planting scheme in Kenya could pave way for turnaround in the rate of destruction of forests.The project in agreement with the World Bank\'s BioCarbon Fund could finaly sell 375,000tons of carbondioxide equivalent emission reductions by 2017.At present carbon traders face an uncertain future and low prices because of lack of a new global climatechange agreement.Maintaining forests is the main way Africa can contribute to climatechange mitigation and participate in the carbon market.

Class: Menengai High School | By: BETTY

Wednesday 11. of August 2010

LAKE NAKURU It is with great joy that i report here on progress of conservation of Lake Nakuru.Almost a year later after campaigns to save the Mau Forest,the lake is now aliue with flamingoes and all kinds of birds.The animal park also has regained its rich greeness and the return of more wild animals.The lake is regaining its lost glory.

Class: Menengai High School | By: BETTY

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