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Has anything been done to stop the over crowding?

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Has anything been done to stop the over crowding?

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Yes, because there is a high fertility rate and little protection and the global development objectives for the period 2000-2015 and it was reflected in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), which establish the agenda until the year 2030. Among its 17 goals and 169 specific objectives, the SDGs include references to family planning and reproductive rights, in the context of women's health and gender equality.

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very few since there is a very large factor that is the drought and floods, which have produced the climate change and pollution that is experienced every day

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They are volunteers or want to have a safari and learn about their culture and the continent and analyze their problems

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Yes, because petroleum is used to manufacture gasoline, black gold that Africa exports raw and of quality. However, the mixture of components necessary for its manufacture is made in Europe and the US and is imported to the African continent as "toxic fuels".

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According to some media, the traffic jam is caused by the works carried out on the highway due to heavy rains in the region.

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Has anything been done to stop this pollution?

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Has anything been done to stop this pollution?

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Ensuring air quality at the national and regional levels is the first suggestion of the report to comply with the guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO) and to reduce the costs of air pollution in the world. The economic damages linked to this phenomenon amounted to about 5,110 million dollars, while the associated mortality generated expenses of 3,000 million dollars. The forecasts for this year are not encouraging: the emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) generated by human beings will increase again.

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climate change is further exacerbating water problems, which contributes to the evaporation of huge amounts of water in Africa's rivers and lakes (in addition to promoting fires), and this translates into a great loss of natural resources.

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Looking for about 120 Medline documents on asthma in Africa, we have found that research asthma is currently dominated by South African authors, followed by authors from Nigeria, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Kenya and The Gambia.

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How does air pollution affect the people?

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How does air pollution affect the people?

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Air pollution has become the fourth risk factor for deaths worldwide. And in Africa it is really a danger. Last September, Public Eye published a report entitled Dirty Diesel. How Swiss Traders Food Africa with Toxic Fuels, in which he criticized Swiss companies for their links to the diesel trade with sulfur levels in Africa. A fuel that has long been banned in Europe and now they take advantage of the weak regulations in Africa to distribute it.

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What are the present levels of pollution?

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What are the present levels of pollution?

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A report by the World Health Organization (WHO) notes that four of the cities with the most air pollution in the world are in Nigeria. Onitsa, a port city in southern Nigeria, is the most polluted city in the world because of the quality of its air. Registered 30 times more levels recommended by the WHO in terms of concentration of small particles. The other three Nigerian cities presented in the WHO report are the transportation hub of Kaduna in the north, and Aba and Umuahia two of the cities trade in southern Nigeria. The cause of the pollution problem in Nigeria is a host of factors. A list that never ends: on the street the emissions of the cars are not regulated; Electricity supplies are weak and the majority of Nigerians depend on generators, which expel harmful gases in unventilated areas. Fuel distribution companies have no scruples and there is no regulation to control it. Solid fuels are used for cooking, the burning of waste produces toxic emissions and electronic waste from Europe does not reach approved recycling plants ... to name just a few of the factors.

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Waste, the levels of pollution caused by the various means of transport and the arrival of factories are some of the main problems.

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Has anything been done to protect the climate?

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Has anything been done to protect the climate?

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No, because Africa needs a strategy to deal with the consequences of climate change. The African continent is particularly vulnerable to the effects of global warming and climate variations due to multiple adverse factors in which man is also an involved party.

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Has the climate changed in Africa in recent years?

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Has the climate changed in Africa in recent years?

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Yes, because In Africa, the rains were a mess. While Harvey was presenting in the United States, several African countries faced rains that left hundreds of victims, material losses and thousands of people who lost their homes.

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It is possible that in Africa more than 180 million people could die as a result of climate change. According to the site El Mundo.es, during the last few years, patterns in precipitation are unpredictable, which has reduced crops in places where there are no technological irrigation systems.

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What kind of extreme weather have been experienced recently in Africa? 

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What kind of extreme weather have been experienced recently in Africa? 

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There are two opposing points of view about what climate warming might mean for Africa. One focuses on more droughts, natural disasters, spread of diseases and conflicts over natural resources. Other scientists argue that it could be much more positive since some climate models clearly indicate that many of the poorest regions of Africa will have more rainfall.

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°The International Environment Initiative of the German Ministry of the Environment, the Credit Institute for Reconstruction (KfW, by its German name) and other organizations have invested millions of euros to protect the forests from deforestation, illegal hunting and the destructive search for mineral resources.

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The human being is threatening the survival of many species, for reasons such as:

°Hunting or direct persecution of certain species.
°Pollution and climate change.
°The destruction of the habitat of the species: by the deforestation of forests, cutting of trees, new constructions (dams ...)
°Introduction of new predators: new species that deplete existing resources and are stronger.

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°Gavial.
°Leatherback turtle.
°Wild donkey.
°Chimpanzee.
°African elephant.
°Gaur.
°Gorrilla.
°Cheetah
°Pygmy Hippopotamus.
°Black lemur.
°Leopard.
°African Wild Dog.
°White rhino.

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Which animals live in the wild in Africa?

°Zebra.
°Rhino.
°Leopards.
°Cheetahs.
°Hippo's.
°Giraffe.
°Wildebeest.
°Antelope.
°African elephant.
°Baboon.
°Impala.
°Gorilla.
°Springbok.
°Ostrich.
°Gemsbok.
° Southern right whale.
°White shark.
°Kingfisher.
°Cape sugarbird.
°African lion.
°African buffalo.
°Lilac breasted roller.