"World Cleanup Day" inspires global enthusiasm for environmental protection

French media said that on September 21, thousands of volunteers took nets and garbage bags to pick up garbage on coasts, parks and river embankments around the wor.

According to a report by Agence France-Presse on September 21, from Manila to the Mediterranean, many people participated in the "World Cleanup Day" activiti.

In France, volunteers posted pictures on social media of the rubbish they picked up - piles of various waste, soft drink cans and plastic box.

While many types of trash are picked up, the most common material in trash bags around the world is plast.

In Southeast Asia, plastic pollution is a big problem, especially in the Philippin.

In Manila, the capital of the Philippines, about 10,000 people swept a long stretch of beach in polluted Manila B.

"It's what we should do to help the environment, especially in Manila," a 20-year-old female student who was involved in the cleanup told AF.

The Pacific island nation of Fiji is one of the countries hardest hit by rising sea leve.

The Get Started Foundation is coordinating this massive clean-up campai.

"Trash is a global probl.

The group said about 30,000 people took part in the event in Estonia today, which focused on small waste such as bottle caps and cigarette but.

Malte Nomet, the leader of the initiative in Estonia, said the enthusiasm of young people gave him ho.

"When I look at the new photos on Facebook, I can see that a new generation is bringing a new attitu.

According to reports, in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, about 1,400 volunteers searched for garbage under the scorching s.

The United Nations is set to release a landmark report warning of global warming and pollution ravaging the planet's oceans and cold regions, saying it could spark a global catastrop.