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Ivory Coast new project pushing that shift the largest biomass plant in West Africa

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Africa produces only 3 to 4% of global CO2 emissions, the least of any continent. Yet African nations bear the brunt of global warming's impact, and are taking action to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Ivory Coast plans to do so, by increasing its share of renewable energies. FRANCE 24's Sophie Lamotte shows us one of the new projects pushing that shift the largest biomass plant in West Africa.

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