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A Sustainable Recovery Must Be More Than Green | by Mark Cliffe - Project Syndicate While climate activists are pushing for green policies to be included in the COVID-19 response, most governments remain focused on the immediate public-health and economic emergencies. If reformers want to make the most of the recovery, they will need to offer proposals that serve both the planet an...

'More masks than jellyfish': coronavirus waste ends up in ocean A glut of discarded single-use masks and gloves is washing up on shorelines and littering the seabed

It’s 3 days to the World Environment Day! We are continuing celebrating it! And today we propose 4 things to reduce at home, that make your life environmentally friendly:

1) Get rid of the food waste - plan your meals, shop with a list, share your leftovers with those in need, or put into your freezer for the future, start composting what you can’t use.

2) Do not use disposable products - drinking straws, balloons, plastic and paper cups, single use cutlery and plates, plastic covers etc. Can you use a washable one?

3) Reduce the plastic packaging - shop with cloth bags and weaved baskets, buy in bulk into your own containers, shop small stores and markets with local produce that is not heavily packaged.

4) Reduce your clothing consumption - buy ethical, local and very good quality products that last you longer. Buy only what you need! You’ll save a tond of money.

While you observe the COVID-19 prescribed protocols, you need to observe a clean environment.

This is apt the way to go.

The indiscriminate disposal of nose masks maybe the next big global pandemic after climate change.

Environ-I Solutions presents a beach cleanup. Join this exercise, let's make our beaches clean again.

Arise Ghana Youth, Climate Action is here with us again!!!