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Paul Eweola

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#155most read in Climate Change

Paul Eweola is a National Geographic Young Explorer from Nigeria and an enthusiast driving for a clean ocean and sustainable environment through advocacy, events, project and research. He is also passionate about connecting the younger generation with the ocean through education.

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Paul Eweola

#155most read in Climate Change

Paul Eweola is a National Geographic Young Explorer from Nigeria and an enthusiast driving for ...see more

Paul Eweola
Mar 02 2022

Plastic Pollution: the unfriendly army we're raising

Illuminem Voices
Environmental Sustainability · Climate Change
According to statistics, plastic production has risen from 1 billion tonnes in the early 1980s to a landmark of 7 billion tonnes in the year 2015 and over 8 billion tonnes before 2017 which surpassed the world population of 7.51 billion in 2017 (UN.org). Out of concern for human population explosion, different control measures were introduced yet an army of plastic population leading to plastic pollution would soon jeopardize these efforts and deleteriously subdue human population with time.

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