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Originally published by Capital Newstop
September 20, 2026
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KWS warns over waste as cleanup day is marked

NAIROBI, Kenya Sep 20 – The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has warned that careless waste disposal could damage the environment for future generations as the world marks World Cleanup Day.…..
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The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is urging the public to be more responsible with waste disposal, warning that current practices threaten the environment for future generations as the world observes World Cleanup Day.
- The KWS emphasizes that individual choices in waste management significantly impact community and ecosystem cleanliness.
- World Cleanup Day, observed globally on September 20, aims to raise awareness and encourage action against waste.
- This year's global observance, themed "From Clean Plates to Clean Cities," specifically highlights the issue of food waste, with approximately 1.05 billion metric tonnes wasted globally in 2022.
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