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Plastic pollution has devastating impacts on the environment and wildlife. Plastic does not biodegrade but instead breaks down into microplastics that are eaten by fish and other marine animals, absorbing toxins and entering the food chain. Vast amounts of plastic debris now outweigh zooplankton in our oceans by 36 to 1, killing over 100,000 marine creatures each year. Solutions proposed include refusing single-use plastics like straws and bags, using reusable items, and improving waste management to prevent plastic from polluting the environment.
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Plastic pollution is a form of environmental pollution that arise when plastic material
accumulates in an area and begins to exert negative effects to the surroundings. Plastic pollution
has been an issue on the rise that was not being experienced in the traditional times. This is
because, plastic is a readily available material and is used in packaging of various items. Plastic
has also been used widely to replace organic materials and solutions for various lifestyles
materials.
Plastic is a toxic material and substance which can cause great harm than good. Inspire of
being a very convenient and useful material in the modern day world, human beings have not yet
learned proper lessons on garbage disposal to avoid plastics lying around where they are not
required to. The accumulation of plastics is what has led to the increased pollution. This means
that, had human beings learnt to take care of the disposable materials this issue can be
eliminated.
One of the major issue with the plastic material is that, it is non-biodegradable. This
means it is in a form that cannot decompose. In this sense it becomes very harmful to plant and
animal life. Once animals consume plastics they are susceptible to diseases and very fast deaths.
For instance, cows are very prone to the issue of plastic consumption as they feed on grass. The
plastic is indigestible and it clogs up the digestive system causing the anima a very quick and
painful death.
Apart from the bigger animals such as cows for instance even fish are and other aquatic
animals are affected from the ingestion of plastic particles and substances. For instance when
planktons becomes affected and are poisoned from the consumption of plastic substances,
eventual death is the end result. This will often imbalance and upset the food chain, since many
other sea animals depend on the planktons for food. This chain goes on and on and eventually the
larger animals succumb due to lack of food. This paints a greater picture of the harm that plastic
pollution predisposes the environment to.
The plastics pollution cause great and adverse effects on ground water or generally
consumption water. The water in the seas and lakes is mostly polluted from plastics and other
insoluble pollutants. Plastic contains harmful substances which when washed off to the seas and
the lake affects the water to be consumed. Plastics on the dumping sites erode their harmful
substances to the water bodies once they are washed away by rain water. This affects drinking
water and the sea animals. Consumption of the water or the sea animals, pauses grate health
dangers to the human beings and the overall marine life.
Plastics contribute to air pollution once the plastics are burned to get rid of them. The
smoke produced from the burning of plastics is very harmful and contains toxic substances and
gases once they are freely left into the air. The polluted air once inhaled by humans and animals
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Save earth
The document discusses various ways that plastic waste and pollution are harming the environment and provides alternatives to reduce plastic usage. It notes that each car contributes about 1 ton of CO2 per year and plastic bottles are tossed out at a rate of 2.5 million per hour. Plastic does not biodegrade and causes soil and water pollution. The document encourages reducing plastic use and provides alternatives like paper, cloth, and jute. It also stresses the importance of planting trees to reduce carbon dioxide and help address global warming.
Plastic on environment
Plastic pollution has adverse effects on both the environment and human life. Plastic litter is found throughout the world's oceans, and studies show marine creatures are ingesting startling amounts of plastic. Plastic bags can take up to 1,000 years to break down, and their ingestion can lead to a slow and painful death for animals. Plastics are also non-biodegradable and their decomposition takes a very long time. For humans, plastic use has been linked to various health problems affecting the eyes, lungs, liver, and risks of cancers and other illnesses. Some measures to reduce plastic pollution include avoiding single-use plastics, improving plastic waste collection and recycling, and not littering or releasing balloons into
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- 1. BAN PLASTIC PRESENTED BY: 1)Sadiya Wahedna 2)Snehannita Dewanji 3)Anisha Norhona
- 2. Plastic costs billions to abate. Everything suffers: tourism, recreation, business, the health of humans, animals, fish and birds— because of plastic pollution. Plastic never goes away. Plastic is a durable material made to last forever, yet 33 percent of it is used once and then discarded. Plastic does not biodegrade; it breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces.
- 3. Plastic is a substance the earth cannot digest. When plastic enters the ocean it slowly breaks down to smaller and smaller pieces. These pieces absorb like sponges any toxins that are found in the water, added to the chemicals that the plastic already carries. Wildlife such as fish eat these small plastic particles.
- 4. AD CAMPAIGNS Entanglement, ingestion and habitat disruption all result from plastic ending up in the spaces where animals live. In our oceans alone, plastic debris outweighs zooplankton by a ratio of 36-to-1.
- 5. STATISTICS Each year plastic pollution kills more than 1,00,000 marine creatures
- 6. SOLUTION NO STRAWS PLEASE SAY NO TO PLASTIC BAGS REUSABLE COFFEE GLASS NO MICROBEADS
- 8. “How is the ocean not enraged, swelling— how is it not furious with grief: we have drowned it in plastic, its waves are no longer its own. How does it survive this, blistered by our carelessness? We are drops of the ocean: why can’t we see this? T H A N K Y O U