Movenpick Hotel, Accra

Yeah I thought that also. Like ideally maybe in the future they will use solar and electric. But for now it's still a solution because they were burning it in dump piles and wasting it. Making them cut down trees to also burn. Now it's not getting wasted. And like he showed, It's cleaner, and produces less smoke. I still give props to him. I bet he could sell it in USA for waaay more. They are obsessed with coconuts

Coconut husks are inert. They offer no nutritional value to the soil. Instead they can be used as soil amendment and soil substitute as well as mulch for container farming to reduce the destruction of natural habitats and stop deforestation the which in the long run contributes majorly to global warming. Not to pick on this idea which is amazing. But we still cannot ignore the actual co2 footprint this leaves burning still produces co2.it just channeled the burning at the beaches to burning in his factory and eventually burning in out homes. It's a step in the right direction but still needs to be critically looked at if we're trying to be more climate aware.

Coconut are not inert. They are comprised majorly of cellulose and many bacteria digest cellulose in soil and in stomach of ruminant animal. If we all use charcoal, we would be finished in few decades. Atmospheric CO2 level is melting the polar ice. Nevertheless, i commend the heart he has to want to change the beach. But converting to Charcoal is not what we need now.

@@natekiagbozo3873 not really. Coconut shell in itself has small surface area, that would take long to breakdown. Reducing to smaller grain size will speeed up the degradation. Just the same way u cant find sawdust but find wood all over the place. No form of biomass is inert including Coconut.

Co2 is still produced, however, trees are not being felled. That is enough reason to support this and replicate in other parts of Africa. From Kenya with love

Do you mean Wode Maya.

Who will do?? After S3 dirty politricks nkoaaaa we know

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