Actually most places in Kenya outside urban areas have low light pollution, natural light sky and you can see this
Aspiring Astro-photographer in the making. Not shabby me thinks.
Mohamed Omar
@absiyejunior
GIS and Remote Sensing specialist | Hiking | Perpetual student | GIS technician/Analyst at RCMRD | spatial data | writer | Man city |F1 #QGIS
- This is one thing of the reasons Nairobi flooding was so severe by the way This increases surface runoff and is not even permeable, water doesn’t percolate the way it is supposed to This is the opposite of a nature based solutions The next flooding will be worseThe toilet had to go for aesthetic reasons.
- It’s a three part interaction between climate(enhanced rainfall), uncontrolled land use(deforestation and sedimentation), and increased groundwater recharge and spring discharge. I did a video explaining this Link: youtu.be/0GmVu-u9y-A?si…
- Check this map If you want to know how behind Africa is @kinjeketile opengridworks.com/power-plants?b…Replying to @BPBartholomewCheck it out here, interactive and free: OpenGridWorks.com
- I did a video explaining this youtu.be/0GmVu-u9y-A?si…Lake Turkana is experiencing a significant "bulging" or rising water level, a phenomenon that has intensified since 2020. This unexpected expansion is part of a broader trend affecting several Kenyan Rift Valley lakes, including Baringo, Nakuru, and Naivasha!
