Africa: Chemical Industry Targets Kenya for Dumping Plastic, Chemical Waste ...Middle East

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[allAfrica] Kenya has been a beacon for global efforts to reduce plastics. The country's 2017 plastic bag ban reduced environmental degradation that comes from plastic waste and demonstrated decisive government action against plastic pollution. Now, Kenya finds itself again in the spotlight as the primary line of defense to protect Africans from an unprecedented explosion of toxic plastic waste across the continent. New research exposing that toxic chemicals from plastics are poisoning Africa's food chain

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