“An estimated 1.6 billion people —about a quarter of humanity— have no access to electricity, and 2.4 billion rely on charcoal, dung or wood as the principal sources of energy for cooking and heating,” states Our Planet, a magazine published by the United Nations Environment Programme.
Iphephancwadi iOur Planet, elipapashwa yiUnited Nations Environment Programme lithi: “Kuqikelelwa ukuba abantu abasisi-1,6 sewaka lezigidi—phantse isiqingatha sabo bonke abantu abaphilayo—abanambane, yaye abasisi-2,4 sewaka lezigidi bapheka ngamalahle, amalongwe okanye iinkuni.jw2019 jw2019