The danger of plastic bottles

Plastic bottles once considered a model of western consumer culture have become a danger to the population today. These bottles come from components dangerous to health and the environment because they are not biodegradable. The excessive consumption without method of regulation in certain States causes the proliferation of those having effects with serious consequences. So we can observe soil pollution causing damage to agriculture. This proliferation is also observed in the beds of certain watercourses obstructing the hygiene and sanitation facilities of some cities. Responsibility for the policies is engaged to the extent that a lack of regulation in the field of the consumption is often noted as well as infrastructures inedaquate for the management of these plastic waste which in the long term degrade our environment and our health. An alarm bell is therefore necessary and useful for the awareness of our governments in decision-making as well as the sensitization of the African populations on the real danger of this way of life.