EcoG99: September 2017

Wednesday, 13 September 2017

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

By Emecho Ted

Photo by Richard Obioma

Somewhere in Delta State, Nigeria 2017
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Did the government do this, or you did?

Every day we throw things in the bin e.g. empty drinks cans, crisp wrappers, paper, left-over food, broken toys, and the likes this is done without a second thought. Thereafter it is carted away; never to be seen again. Where did all those go? Did they vanish into space?

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EDITOR

Emecho Ted is the editor of EcoG'99. He is an Environmental Advocate and Expert.He holds a degree in Geography and Environmental Management and M.S.c Environmental Management both at the University of Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. He is an associate Environmental Professional with the National Registry of Environmental Professional (USA). He is a member of the Nigerian Environmental Society. If you are interested in contributing to this platform, send messages to emecho3rd@yahoo.com

EDITORS NOTE

The Environment has become a burning topic of discussion and debate in all public platforms. It seems with more discussions and awareness, the more the environment gets polluted. Isn't it a thing to wonder about?
Do we really know what this environment is? The Environment is not just the physical surrounding in which we live. It is the most important factor for human life. It is everything we see, feel and interact with, the air we breathe, the water we drink and use both industrially and domestically, the land we use for farming, erection of both residential and industrial infrastructures, the vegetation that gives us food, and all other living things. We must maintain the sustaining power of our environment by understanding it and practicing adequate environmental management. Maintaining a clean environment is important for a number of reasons; it promotes the growth of the natural ecosystem. This includes all forms of life.