Children plant bamboo to combat dire air pollution from Kenya's biggest dumpsite
Children from the Dandora Highschool in Nairobi are trying to build a green wall between their school and a dumpsite to purify the air of their area. Air pollution is a silent danger, killing millions of people worldwide every year. By planting bamboo trees, the students are trying to clean the air that surrounds them.
Children from the Dandora Highschool in Nairobi are trying to build a green wall between their school and a dumpsite to purify the air of their area. Air pollution is a silent danger, killing millions of people worldwide every year. By planting bamboo trees, the students are trying to clean the air that surrounds them.
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/YSYYKIUMGVGAHNG2RWEWTR7S5U.png){kind=small}
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/RDUJBOYFCBAXRCGGFYQPQNOF5Q.jpg){kind=small}