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NATURE IS NOT THE PROBLEM,HUMANS ARE. Environmental destruction is caused by human actions such as pollution, poor waste disposal, and the misuse of natural resources. The consequences eventually return to us through polluted water, flooding, disease, and the loss of healthy ecosystems. The before-and-after scenes displayed by Buzstopboys powerfully...

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When the floodwaters recede, they leave behind more than debris—they reveal our habits. Every piece of litter is a reminder that the rains only exposed the consequences of our actions. If we want cleaner communities, we must first change our mindset. Respect nature, protect our water bodies, and the environment will return the favor.
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When the floodwaters recede, they leave behind more than debris—they reveal our habits. Every piece of litter is a reminder that the rains only exposed the consequences of our actions. If we want cleaner communities, we must first change our mindset. Respect nature, protect our water bodies, and the environment will return the favor.

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Everybody is talking about the destruction at Mallam Junction… But beyond the flooding, what is the real cause? BuzstopBoys is taking a deeper look into the root of the problem: blocked drains, poor waste disposal, choked waterways, and years of neglect. This flooding is not just caused by rain; it is worsened by human activities and poor drainage systems. If we only react after the damage is done, the cycle will continue. The solution starts with a proactive approach: clearing drains, proper sanitation, responsible waste disposal, and long-term planning. Because preventing floods is better than surviving them. BuzstopBoys is not just showing the destruction but uncovering the cause to inspire lasting change.
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Everybody is talking about the destruction at Mallam Junction… But beyond the flooding, what is the real cause? BuzstopBoys is taking a deeper look into the root of the problem: blocked drains, poor waste disposal, choked waterways, and years of neglect. This flooding is not just caused by rain; it is worsened by human activities and poor drainage systems. If we only react after the damage is done, the cycle will continue. The solution starts with a proactive approach: clearing drains, proper sanitation, responsible waste disposal, and long-term planning. Because preventing floods is better than surviving them. BuzstopBoys is not just showing the destruction but uncovering the cause to inspire lasting change.

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We are proud to work for DWR every day! Through a variety of fulfilling #careers, we can sustainably manage the water resources of #California to benefit the state’s people and protect, restore, and enhance natural and human environments. Join our team at
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We are proud to work for DWR every day! Through a variety of fulfilling #careers, we can sustainably manage the water resources of #California to benefit the state’s people and protect, restore, and enhance natural and human environments. Join our team at

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Flooding doesn’t just happen; it’s caused. Blocked drains, poor waste disposal, and neglected waterways are the real root of the problem. This is Tesano. BuzstopBoys are on the ground finding the causes, not just talking about the effects. 🌧️🧹
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Flooding doesn’t just happen; it’s caused. Blocked drains, poor waste disposal, and neglected waterways are the real root of the problem. This is Tesano. BuzstopBoys are on the ground finding the causes, not just talking about the effects. 🌧️🧹

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🎉 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, BUZSTOPBOYS! 💚🌍 On July 5, 2023, Buzstopboys was founded with one mission: to prove that real change begins when ordinary people choose to act. Today, we celebrate another year of turning purpose into action,cleaning our streets, restoring polluted spaces, protecting water bodies, and inspiring communities to see waste not as someone else's problem, but as everyone's responsibility. Every cleanup, every volunteer, every partnership, and every life we've touched is a reminder that one idea can grow into a movement capable of transforming communities. To our volunteers, partners, supporters, and everyone who has believed in our vision from day one, thank you. Your dedication has fueled every milestone we've achieved. As we mark this anniversary, we renew our commitment to building a Ghana where clean environments are the norm, not the exception; where nature is respected, and where future generations inherit a healthier planet. This is more than an anniversary. It is a celebration of purpose, resilience, and collective action.
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🎉 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, BUZSTOPBOYS! 💚🌍 On July 5, 2023, Buzstopboys was founded with one mission: to prove that real change begins when ordinary people choose to act. Today, we celebrate another year of turning purpose into action,cleaning our streets, restoring polluted spaces, protecting water bodies, and inspiring communities to see waste not as someone else's problem, but as everyone's responsibility. Every cleanup, every volunteer, every partnership, and every life we've touched is a reminder that one idea can grow into a movement capable of transforming communities. To our volunteers, partners, supporters, and everyone who has believed in our vision from day one, thank you. Your dedication has fueled every milestone we've achieved. As we mark this anniversary, we renew our commitment to building a Ghana where clean environments are the norm, not the exception; where nature is respected, and where future generations inherit a healthier planet. This is more than an anniversary. It is a celebration of purpose, resilience, and collective action.

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VIDEO | Greater Noida: Indian philosopher and author Acharya Prashant shares his thoughts on the Chhath festival, describing it as a celebration of nature and environmental harmony. He emphasised that while humans are meant to worship and coexist with nature, today they are causing its destruction through pollution and environmental imbalance. Referring to the pollution in rivers and the growing disturbance in the ecosystem, Acharya Prashant urged people to restore respect for nature, saying that true devotion lies in protecting the environment, not exploiting it. #ChhathPuja (Full video available on PTI Videos –
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VIDEO | Greater Noida: Indian philosopher and author Acharya Prashant shares his thoughts on the Chhath festival, describing it as a celebration of nature and environmental harmony. He emphasised that while humans are meant to worship and coexist with nature, today they are causing its destruction through pollution and environmental imbalance. Referring to the pollution in rivers and the growing disturbance in the ecosystem, Acharya Prashant urged people to restore respect for nature, saying that true devotion lies in protecting the environment, not exploiting it. #ChhathPuja (Full video available on PTI Videos –

Press Trust of India

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Scorched fields, destroyed forests, polluted air and water, mined lands – these are only a few of the devastating consequences of Russia’s war of aggression. By November 2025, over 10,000 cases of environmental damage caused by Russia have been documented, estimated losses reaching approximately $142 million since the start of full-scale invasion. On this International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict, we call for international action to prevent Russia from destroying nature in Ukraine and beyond. Protecting our shared ecosystems is an essential part of protecting our shared future. #StopEcocideUkraine
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Scorched fields, destroyed forests, polluted air and water, mined lands – these are only a few of the devastating consequences of Russia’s war of aggression. By November 2025, over 10,000 cases of environmental damage caused by Russia have been documented, estimated losses reaching approximately $142 million since the start of full-scale invasion. On this International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict, we call for international action to prevent Russia from destroying nature in Ukraine and beyond. Protecting our shared ecosystems is an essential part of protecting our shared future. #StopEcocideUkraine

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The contrasts are stark. While some communities struggle for clean air, water and dignified living conditions, others continue to consume far beyond the limits of what our planet can sustain. It is time to stop treating environmental action as an optional extra. It is time to move beyond token gestures and towards meaningful change. This #WorldEnvironmentDay, let us remember that every choice we make has an impact on nature, on the climate, and on each other. Some things we can all do: 🌿 Refuse single-use plastics and avoid unnecessary plastic consumption. 🌿 Segregate and manage waste at source. 🌿 Waste less. Consume mindfully. 🌿 Protect forests, trees, wetlands and natural ecosystems. 🌿 Support organisations working for wildlife conservation and environmental protection. 🌿 Work with local authorities and communities to scale solutions that restore ecosystems and build resilience. 🌿 Invest in businesses and innovations that place people and planet at the heart of progress. These are some of the things I try to do. Some of the things we can all do. The environment is not separate from us. It is the source of every breath we take, every meal we eat, every drop of water we drink. Let us not look away from reality. Let us act with courage, urgency and hope. For nature. For climate. For our future. #WorldEnvironmentDay #NowForClimate #PlanetStartsWithPeople #SDGs #GlobalGoals #BeatPollution #ActNow #ForNature
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The contrasts are stark. While some communities struggle for clean air, water and dignified living conditions, others continue to consume far beyond the limits of what our planet can sustain. It is time to stop treating environmental action as an optional extra. It is time to move beyond token gestures and towards meaningful change. This #WorldEnvironmentDay, let us remember that every choice we make has an impact on nature, on the climate, and on each other. Some things we can all do: 🌿 Refuse single-use plastics and avoid unnecessary plastic consumption. 🌿 Segregate and manage waste at source. 🌿 Waste less. Consume mindfully. 🌿 Protect forests, trees, wetlands and natural ecosystems. 🌿 Support organisations working for wildlife conservation and environmental protection. 🌿 Work with local authorities and communities to scale solutions that restore ecosystems and build resilience. 🌿 Invest in businesses and innovations that place people and planet at the heart of progress. These are some of the things I try to do. Some of the things we can all do. The environment is not separate from us. It is the source of every breath we take, every meal we eat, every drop of water we drink. Let us not look away from reality. Let us act with courage, urgency and hope. For nature. For climate. For our future. #WorldEnvironmentDay #NowForClimate #PlanetStartsWithPeople #SDGs #GlobalGoals #BeatPollution #ActNow #ForNature

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SPRING. This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, we are celebrating humanity’s longstanding connection to nature, and its capacity to inspire us and help us to heal and grow in mind, body and spirit. As we confront the challenges of an increasingly complex and digital world, the importance of the connection between humanity and nature takes on even more significance. The Mother Nature series is a reminder and reflection of the beauty and complexity of the human experience. It is a tribute to the lessons we can learn from nature, helping us to foster our own growth, strengthen our bonds with the world around us and each other. C

The Prince and Princess of Wales

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The Chief Executive Officer of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Prof. Nana Ama Browne Klutse, says the Agency will begin dredging rivers polluted by illegal mining and other human activities before proceeding with planned chemical treatment of affected water bodies. She explained that the revised approach is intended to restore water flow in silted river channels and improve the effectiveness of the subsequent treatment process, while also helping to reduce flooding. #ChannelOneTV #GhanaNews #ChannelOneNews

CITI FM 97.3

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Every life on the planet depends on water to sustain itself, including the life we cannot see: billions of microorganisms in the soil that make sure the foods that come to our plates are nutritious. However, depletion of organic matter from the soil is putting that in jeopardy. By enriching the soil, we are also providing a better filtration environment for water. Water and soil are not separate: taking care of the soil is taking care of the water. Food and Agriculture Organization Action now:
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Every life on the planet depends on water to sustain itself, including the life we cannot see: billions of microorganisms in the soil that make sure the foods that come to our plates are nutritious. However, depletion of organic matter from the soil is putting that in jeopardy. By enriching the soil, we are also providing a better filtration environment for water. Water and soil are not separate: taking care of the soil is taking care of the water. Food and Agriculture Organization Action now:

Conscious Planet #SaveSoil

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If we lose rivers, lakes and wetlands, we lose the water that sustains us, our food, and other species. ⌛ Without urgent action, over half of the world’s population could face severe water shortages by 2030. We must band together to protect nature and our freshwater 💙
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If we lose rivers, lakes and wetlands, we lose the water that sustains us, our food, and other species. ⌛ Without urgent action, over half of the world’s population could face severe water shortages by 2030. We must band together to protect nature and our freshwater 💙

WWF

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🚨 FLOODS DON'T START WITH RAIN-THEY START WITH GREED. While many are blaming the downpour, this is the reality too many ignore. Wetlands are being swallowed by concrete. Buildings are rising where nature was meant to hold and drain floodwaters. When we destroy these natural buffers, we shouldn't be surprised when the water comes looking for its space. The rain is only doing what rain does. We are the ones changing the landscape. Protect our wetlands. Enforce the laws. Build responsibly. Our future depends on it.
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🚨 FLOODS DON'T START WITH RAIN-THEY START WITH GREED. While many are blaming the downpour, this is the reality too many ignore. Wetlands are being swallowed by concrete. Buildings are rising where nature was meant to hold and drain floodwaters. When we destroy these natural buffers, we shouldn't be surprised when the water comes looking for its space. The rain is only doing what rain does. We are the ones changing the landscape. Protect our wetlands. Enforce the laws. Build responsibly. Our future depends on it.

Buzstopboys

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Florida is developing at a rapid pace, but we can protect our water and promote biodiversity by inviting nature in. Thanks to supporters like Kia America and The Nature Conservancy, the Sunbridge Community is reimagining the landscape with a focus on sustainable practices. #sponsored
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Florida is developing at a rapid pace, but we can protect our water and promote biodiversity by inviting nature in. Thanks to supporters like Kia America and The Nature Conservancy, the Sunbridge Community is reimagining the landscape with a focus on sustainable practices. #sponsored

Pattrn

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At ‘The Fela Debate’ in commemoration of 2025 Felabration, I echoed the timeless wisdom of the Abami Eda: 'Water no get enemy.' In Lagos, a city that lives and breathes water, it is more than a lyric, it is our reality and our guiding principle. The track released in 1975, 50 years after, is still as instructive in 2025. It carries in it, wisdom for humanity. Our true enemy is not the water that surrounds us, but the actions that turn this vital ally against us: the illegal construction on floodplains, the reckless dumping in drainage channels, and the destruction of our wetlands. The recent flooding in areas like Parkview, Banana Island, and Lekki are not natural disasters, they are man-made crises. The enforcement of our environmental laws will be relentless. At the same time, we are building a sustainable future, from the ban on single-use plastics that is allowing our drains to breathe again, to transforming waste into wealth at Olusosun. We are not fighting water; we are learning to live with it, protect it, and harness it for a safer, greater Lagos. #CleanerLagos
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At ‘The Fela Debate’ in commemoration of 2025 Felabration, I echoed the timeless wisdom of the Abami Eda: 'Water no get enemy.' In Lagos, a city that lives and breathes water, it is more than a lyric, it is our reality and our guiding principle. The track released in 1975, 50 years after, is still as instructive in 2025. It carries in it, wisdom for humanity. Our true enemy is not the water that surrounds us, but the actions that turn this vital ally against us: the illegal construction on floodplains, the reckless dumping in drainage channels, and the destruction of our wetlands. The recent flooding in areas like Parkview, Banana Island, and Lekki are not natural disasters, they are man-made crises. The enforcement of our environmental laws will be relentless. At the same time, we are building a sustainable future, from the ban on single-use plastics that is allowing our drains to breathe again, to transforming waste into wealth at Olusosun. We are not fighting water; we are learning to live with it, protect it, and harness it for a safer, greater Lagos. #CleanerLagos

Tokunbo Wahab

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Surgeon General nominee Dr. Casey Means says environmental toxins are fueling chronic disease—and it’s time to study them. “A key passion of mine is to understand how the cumulative burden of the exposures we have in our environment across food, water, air, soil, the products we’re putting in and on our bodies, how these are affecting our health.” “We know that these diseases are going up rapidly and of course genetics have not changed.” “It’s environmental exposures that are making us sick.” “We have not prioritized studying this.” “And the NIH and the MAHA movement is focused on looking at this.” “I think this is going to be a rapid accelerant of understanding why we’re sick and how to heal.”
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Surgeon General nominee Dr. Casey Means says environmental toxins are fueling chronic disease—and it’s time to study them. “A key passion of mine is to understand how the cumulative burden of the exposures we have in our environment across food, water, air, soil, the products we’re putting in and on our bodies, how these are affecting our health.” “We know that these diseases are going up rapidly and of course genetics have not changed.” “It’s environmental exposures that are making us sick.” “We have not prioritized studying this.” “And the NIH and the MAHA movement is focused on looking at this.” “I think this is going to be a rapid accelerant of understanding why we’re sick and how to heal.”

MAHA Action

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'We have not yet experienced our heaviest rainfall compared to 2006, when we had almost 70 millimetres of rain — ten times what we are seeing now. But we are experiencing worse flooding today because we have changed the natural flow of water. You cannot cheat nature.' — Prof. Chris Gordon, Environmental Scientist explains that despite lower rainfall levels currently, flooding is more severe today due to rapid urbanisation, wetland loss, and the destruction of natural water pathways. Watch here: #PointOfView #AccraFloods #ProfChrisGordon
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'We have not yet experienced our heaviest rainfall compared to 2006, when we had almost 70 millimetres of rain — ten times what we are seeing now. But we are experiencing worse flooding today because we have changed the natural flow of water. You cannot cheat nature.' — Prof. Chris Gordon, Environmental Scientist explains that despite lower rainfall levels currently, flooding is more severe today due to rapid urbanisation, wetland loss, and the destruction of natural water pathways. Watch here: #PointOfView #AccraFloods #ProfChrisGordon

CITI FM 97.3

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This is my appeal to religious leaders, policymakers, scientists, doctors, entrepreneurs, and all people of good will. Microplastics and nanoplastics are no longer just an environmental issue. They are being found in the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, and inside the human body. This is a question of health. A question of children’s future. A question of responsibility before God, before humanity, and before the world entrusted to us. From now on, I will be speaking more about this issue, because this is Spiritual Diplomacy in action: bringing together faith, science, public leadership, and human conscience to address threats that no one can solve alone. We need research. We need innovation. We need political will. And we need spiritual leaders who are not silent when creation itself is under threat. For the air we breathe. For the water we drink. For the children we love. For the life God has entrusted to us. #SpiritualDiplomat Spiritual Diplomats #Microplastics #Nanoplastics
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This is my appeal to religious leaders, policymakers, scientists, doctors, entrepreneurs, and all people of good will. Microplastics and nanoplastics are no longer just an environmental issue. They are being found in the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, and inside the human body. This is a question of health. A question of children’s future. A question of responsibility before God, before humanity, and before the world entrusted to us. From now on, I will be speaking more about this issue, because this is Spiritual Diplomacy in action: bringing together faith, science, public leadership, and human conscience to address threats that no one can solve alone. We need research. We need innovation. We need political will. And we need spiritual leaders who are not silent when creation itself is under threat. For the air we breathe. For the water we drink. For the children we love. For the life God has entrusted to us. #SpiritualDiplomat Spiritual Diplomats #Microplastics #Nanoplastics

Pastor Mark Burns

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Water Resources Commission has been tracking 41 Water bodies in Ghana since 2005 till date. The NDC Government displays 6 water bodies and ignores the 35 water bodies Becos they are in a worst situation and is asking for praises?. Sometimes, I wonder “who is doing” this government. Nice stakeholder engagement organised, very progressive conversation and then out of no where “boom” you start mounting pressure on your own selves about some progress you claim you are making even in the face of contrary facts. Now, all you have done is invite others to prove to you, that out of the 41 water bodies being tracked by the water resources commission, 35 of them are in a worst situation now than in the past and that is why you refuse to show the data. Central region is in crisis as we speak, the turbidity level in the Ayensu River has risen from 14,000 NTU in 2024 to 94,000 NTU as at now. Why isn’t that part of the rivers you displayed today. Where is the data for the rest of the 35 water bodies. You mount pressure on your own selves and when you are questioned you start screaming. Who sent you! Let me state it here again, Water turbidity levels are not the measure for water quality. The true measure of water quality is the WATER QUALITY index which uses turbidity levels, Nutrients and two other elements to determine the purity of the water levels. The attempt by this government to use 6 water bodies out of 41 to gaslight the entire country is not only laughable but unnecessary. Fine event but they are spoiling it with propaganda. I mean how?? Our dear doctor speaking here is worried and that’s legitimate cos she can see through the gaslighting. Stop buying the Galamsey gold Stop your party people from doing Galamsey Fulfil your galamsey campaign promise Stop the whining and blame games and fix the menace #galamseyEnablers #galamseyevidence
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Water Resources Commission has been tracking 41 Water bodies in Ghana since 2005 till date. The NDC Government displays 6 water bodies and ignores the 35 water bodies Becos they are in a worst situation and is asking for praises?. Sometimes, I wonder “who is doing” this government. Nice stakeholder engagement organised, very progressive conversation and then out of no where “boom” you start mounting pressure on your own selves about some progress you claim you are making even in the face of contrary facts. Now, all you have done is invite others to prove to you, that out of the 41 water bodies being tracked by the water resources commission, 35 of them are in a worst situation now than in the past and that is why you refuse to show the data. Central region is in crisis as we speak, the turbidity level in the Ayensu River has risen from 14,000 NTU in 2024 to 94,000 NTU as at now. Why isn’t that part of the rivers you displayed today. Where is the data for the rest of the 35 water bodies. You mount pressure on your own selves and when you are questioned you start screaming. Who sent you! Let me state it here again, Water turbidity levels are not the measure for water quality. The true measure of water quality is the WATER QUALITY index which uses turbidity levels, Nutrients and two other elements to determine the purity of the water levels. The attempt by this government to use 6 water bodies out of 41 to gaslight the entire country is not only laughable but unnecessary. Fine event but they are spoiling it with propaganda. I mean how?? Our dear doctor speaking here is worried and that’s legitimate cos she can see through the gaslighting. Stop buying the Galamsey gold Stop your party people from doing Galamsey Fulfil your galamsey campaign promise Stop the whining and blame games and fix the menace #galamseyEnablers #galamseyevidence

Dennis Edward Aboagye

27,547 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce