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winnie nguru
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Heavy fine, jail for failure to sort waste at source
Failing to sort wastes will cost you Sh20,000 starting next month or imprisonment not exceeding six months or both.
In a move aimed at reducing littering, illegal dumpsites, resource wastage, and greenhouse gas emissions, NEMA will enforce new stringent waste disposal guidelines set to take effect next month.
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/environment-climate/article/2001482054/new-measures-heavy-fine-jail-for-failure-to-sort-waste-at-source
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Proper waste management contributes to economic efficiency.
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@ann_nyambura_542 and also prevents pollution and climate change
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We look forward to the implementation of these laws
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@esther_wanjiku_785 such laws should be treated with urgency as they are life saving
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We look forward to the implementation of this
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New waste disposal guidelines are a significant step towards reducing littering and greenhouse gas emissions. Sorting waste at the source is crucial for a cleaner, greener future. Let's all do our part! 🌍🗑️ #Sustainability #WasteManagement
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Great! Hope this will work this time round!
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@gorffly_mokua it should get the support it requires as it is definitely a good step towards achieving sustainable waste management
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People should take responsibility,if nema implemented the rule of no use of single use plastics,even this can be done, 💯
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@rosebellendiritu serious action should be taken against them.They should be on toes to make sure that we do away with plastics.