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It is approaching on June 5, World Environment Day, plastic pollution extends through all corners of the planet, even in the human organism, in the form of micro plastic. World Environment Day 2025 makes a call to collective action to face this global challenge.
With the slogan: Reuse do not contaminate #Porplastic syncontamination #, it is intended to raise awareness, inform about the severity of plastic pollution and its effects on the environment and human health and to take concrete actions to combat contamination by plastics.
The objectives are: to inform about the seriousness of plastic pollution and its effects on the environment and human health, provide information on sustainable and practical alternatives to reduce the use of plastics, inspire the population, organizations, industries and governments to take concrete actions to combat plastic pollution.
The impact of plastics, plastic pollution affects every corner of the planet, even our body; Together you can face this global challenge and build a healthier future and adopts sustainable practices to reduce the use of plastics and protect our planet.
UNDP, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Forests, Fisheries and Environment, Ministry of Information, Press and Culture, Malabo City Council, General Directorate of Youth, among other institutions, will organize activities such as the distribution of press note to local and national media, highlighting the importance of World Environment Day and planned activities, creation of a campaign on social networks, workshops, talks, and cleaning days in a market and beaches, beaches, digital beaches, Infographics and educational videos about contamination by plastics and sustainable alternatives and will have companies and NGOs to promote the campaign and organize joint events.
Text and photos: Sarilusi King Tarifa (DGPEPWIG)
Equatorial Guinea Information and Press
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