World Environment Day 2023: The bitter truth on plastic pollution

Now our days, there's almost no where we can go without coming in contact with plastics, be it plastic bottles, papers, and even bags. Despite all that, governments are putting less effort to combat this. Their policies and bans are often fragile due to corruption and influence from multinational companies that deals with plastics, especially single used ones.

This document presents on the issues of plastic pollution, how the governments are responsible in it, and how as an individual we can stop it.

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Stéphane TAMO July 12, 2022

It is funny when some people are against the existence of climate change( climate deniers), despite witnessing the variable changes in Temperature and Precipitation around them. The outbreak of diseases such as vector born (malaria), particularly in areas where…

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Climate Change and the African Child

Stéphane TAMO July 15, 2022

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