It makes sense, if we individually and collectively take the responsibility in promoting sustainable action as everybody    business.
  In our today world, the most dangerous and constant threat to the Earth is environmental pollution.
 The pace at which the earth  is been exposed to hazardous pollutants and chemicals from different sources on daily     bases such as ,Industries,  vehicles emission and basic human activities (like cooking) are spreading toxins around our   world on a daily basis; these toxins affect our environmental resources such as air, water and, soil. Slowly, our   ecosystem  is being brought down by the impending danger of pollutants. These problems require immediate scientific   attention to find an appropriate and cost effective solution.

 Across the African continent and in the developing countries, most provisions of laws and regulations on pollution   measures are no longer effective enough to cope with modern, sophisticated and dynamic of environment development   and sustainability.
  Would people care more about the environment if they had a better understanding of how it affects them personally? No   doubt many of the ways we harm our environment come back to haunt us in the form of sickness and death. The   realization that the pesticide-laced foods we eat, the smokestack-befouled air we breathe and the petrochemical-based     products we use negatively affect our quality of life is a big part of the reason so many people have “gone green” in   recent years.