Climate Change, the Segregational Application, the Gwagalada Experience.

Abstract

The conflict between the rich and the poor continue to dominate verbal engagements, especially when laws and its application come into play. It will be unreasonable to continue to discuss sustainability and Climate Change seeking the fragmented views of the public and how they can be equitably addressed. Globally, the phenomenon called sustainability often drag climate change to its discussion table. What should be done and what should not be done have gradually shaped the way and manner man exists in the current shape of living. Now the burden created by the phrase, sustainable development and the quest to appreciate this and bring it to reality is still a mirage to many. Man being so conscious of life and how to better life is continually seeking ways to improve life. There is another phenomenon Green Building or Going Green canvassed but the mega structures around Nigeria do not adopt them. This paper will be considering how the law favour the rich and powerful as opposed to the poor and weak. This paper aims at having a general study of climate change and the segregational state of affairs in Gwagwalada area of FCT Nigeria. Primary and secondary data sources shall be applied in data collection. The primary sources shall involve information from the net, text books and library. The research will come up with the findings that proper categorization and sizing of plots can help in sustainability and slow the rate of climate change.