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Uganda: Environmentalist Calls for Stricter Laws On Construction, Mandatory Tree Planting to Curb Ecological Loss
Environmental advocates in Uganda are urging the government to strengthen environmental laws, enforce mandatory tree planting in development projects, and impose stricter penalties for wetland destruction. They highlight concerns over unchecked urban expansion and weakened ecological protection systems.
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