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We decrease plastic use in our school and homes by making paper bags and raising awareness about the harmful effects of non-biodegradable plastic bags. A group of volunteers prepared paper bags and took part in a community rally to explain the issue in schools, stores, and homes. Students and others volunteered to help reduce plastic use in daily life.
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- 1. We decrease the plastic uses in our school and home . Even in our daily life.
- 2. Plastic bags are non biodegradable materials and causing serious harmful effects on our envirnoment.
- 3. We all can make paper bags and aware responsibilities to start imposing bans on using plastic bags.
- 4. We Sit with a group of members prepare the paper bags . And take the rally in our community .
- 5. We explained in schools ,General stores and at my homes. In our school and other children also volunteered to help us.
- 6. We want to the decreases the plastic uses in our daily life.
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- We want to the decreases the plastic uses in our daily life.
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