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Biogas tech, a sustainable solution to deforestation – Environmentalist

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A renowned environmentalist and climate change expert in Bauchi state, Mr Mohammed Ya’aribe has underscored the significance of biogas technology in mitigating deforestation in Nigeria.

Ya’aribe stated this in an interview on Thursday in Bauchi

According to him, biogas technology offers multiple benefits, including reducing the reliance on firewood and promoting environmental sanitation, while providing a clean source of energy for women.

Ya’aribe noted that the utilization of biogas technology could help reduce deforestation, a significant contributor to climate change.

He explained that biogas can be produced from waste products, such as refuse and cow dung and providing a sustainable alternative to firewood.

He also highlighted the challenges associated with adopting biogas technology, including the high cost of bio-digester chambers and the need for technical expertise.

The environmentalist, however, emphasised that the benefits of biogas technology far outweighed the challenges.

Ya’aribe said the use of biogas technology could also help to reduce health risks associated with the use of firewood for cooking.

He revealed that the smoke from firewood could cause respiratory problems, particularly among the women and children.

Ya’aribe further emphasized the importance of promoting environmental sanitation through the use of biogas technology.

He explained that the technology can help reduce waste disposal problems, promote cleanliness, and create a healthier environment.

The climate change expert called for increased awareness and education on the benefits of biogas technology, particularly among the rural women.

He noted that the technology had the potential to transform the lives of women and communities, providing a clean, sustainable, and reliable source of energy.

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