Improperly managed or discarded trash also becomes the breeding ground for diseases for bacteria. Viruses, germs, parasites, and diseases can be easily transmitted directly or indirectly from one human or animal to another. This is because they can be picked by touching, ingesting, picking, or accidentally injuring themselves (Parra-Vargas et al., 2020). These viruses, germs, and parasites can also be transmitted to humans or animals through infected vectors or vectors that have meet them. Climate change is among the leading global challenges that have mainly been contributed by the different human activities. Littering is majorly done by humans who are not responsible enough to adequately manage the litter from their homes, workplaces, schools, and other areas. Uncontrolled or unmanaged littering can directly or indirectly lead to climate change (Yin et al., 2019). The toxins can lead to the drying of vegetation and trees,
