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Hikers Club join Moyale Barracks in ‘saving’ the environment

“The time the last tree is cut, the last fish is caught, the last animal is hunted, that’s when we will realize that money cannot be eaten. Environment is meant to be sustainable. Unsustainable environment degrades the carrying capacity of the earth and the atmosphere. 'Anthropogenic activities have continued to degrade environment at an alarming […]

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