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Plastic bag pollution is a major environmental problem that affects African countries, and it is causing<br />
significant harm to the environment, wildlife, and human health. Plastic bags take hundreds of years<br />
to decompose, and during that time, they can cause significant harm to wildlife, marine life, and<br />
ecosystems. Birds, fish, and other animals can mistake plastic bags for food, leading to ingestion and<br />
entanglement, which can be fatal.<br />
In addition to harming wildlife, plastic bag pollution also poses a threat to human health. Burning<br />
plastic bags releases toxic chemicals into the air, which can cause respiratory problems, skin<br />
irritations, and other health issues. Furthermore, plastic bags can contaminate food and water<br />
sources, leading to further health risks.<br />
The urgent need for action to address this issue cannot be overstated. Governments, businesses, and<br />
individuals must work together to reduce our reliance on plastic bags. This can be achieved by<br />
promoting the use of reusable bags, implementing policies to reduce plastic bag use, and supporting<br />
sustainable alternatives to plastic bags.
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