Environmental protection in Bahrain

Kenjee

ViP

Member since 02 June 2014

Port Louis, Port Louis

Kenjee

10 March 2016 12:03:12

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Kenjee

10 March 2016 12:03:12

19610

Port Louis, Port Louis

Hi,

Environmental protection is a challenging issue for all the countries around the world. Would you say this issue is deemed of significance in Bahrain?

Is the country going green through initiatives like waste management and selective sorting programs, renewable energies, public transport, green awareness campaigns and so forth?

How do you personally commit to improve the environment in your daily life?

We would greatly appreciate if you could tell us more about the various local initiatives for sustainable development in Bahrain.

Many thanks in advance!

Kenjee

Superboo

Contributor

Member since 29 September 2012

Kuwait City, Al Asimah

Superboo

13 March 2016 19:39:32

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Superboo

13 March 2016 19:39:32

120

Kuwait City, Al Asimah

By activity or by company ?

Mtpk

New member

Member since 12 May 2014

Mtpk

14 March 2016 13:48:08

Mtpk

14 March 2016 13:48:08

Without doubt Bahrain has no intention of going green. Bahrainis think the world is there to clean up after them.

live.ali

14 March 2016 15:57:11

live.ali

14 March 2016 15:57:11

Missent

Astrid Armstrong

Member

Member since 07 December 2014

Janabiya

Astrid Armstrong

14 March 2016 16:11:16

Astrid Armstrong

14 March 2016 16:11:16

Janabiya

I save all my plastic bottles & caps. I take them to an outdoor boarded area near Senor Paco in Adliya. They recycle them into prosthetic limbs & aids for the disabled. I have boxes for cardboard, paper, glass & metal. I put them into the relevant bins, but also the men come round for the cardboard & metal/tin cans. I put clothes, shoes & towels either into the charity bins to help local needy or into the Thrift Shop. Only food waste goes into my garbage bag for the green wheeled bins.