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This document is a student's report on the topic of avoiding plastic. It discusses how plastic is commonly used in everyday life but has significant disadvantages. Plastic pollution causes land, air, and water pollution and has negative impacts on the environment and animals. The report recommends some simple steps to avoid plastic such as using cloth bags, skipping bottled water, bringing reusable mugs, and wearing natural clothing.
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India faces a major waste management challenge due to rapid urbanization and economic growth. It generates over 62 million tonnes of municipal solid waste annually, of which only 43 million tonnes is collected and only 11.9 million tonnes is treated. Major forms of waste include plastic, water, food, and e-waste. Plastic pollution is a huge problem and plastic production has increased substantially. Food waste is also a major issue, with over 100kg wasted per person annually in developed countries like India. E-waste is also a growing problem due to unsafe recycling practices. To help address these issues, the document suggests short-term solutions like improved waste collection and separation, reducing excess purchases and food waste, and diverting excess
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Waste - A major problem of INDIA
India faces a major waste management problem due to rapid urbanization and economic growth. It generates over 62 million tonnes of municipal solid waste annually, of which only 43 million tonnes is collected and under 12 million tonnes is treated. Major forms of waste include plastic, water pollution, food waste, and e-waste. Plastic pollution is a huge global problem, with 9% of plastic produced recycled and the rest accumulating in landfills and oceans. India also struggles with water pollution from domestic, industrial, and agricultural wastewater. Food waste is a major issue in India, especially at social gatherings, and e-waste recycling presents health and environmental risks if not handled properly. Short term solutions proposed include reducing waste
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- 2. • Name:-Harshil dodwani • Class:-9th ‘C’ • Roll No:-29 • Subject:-H.E(Health Education) • School:-Airport School • Topic:-AVOID PLASTIC
- 3. TOPICS TO BE COVERED:- Introduction Uses Disadvantages Measures to be taken
- 5. • Plastic is used in our day to day life . From day to night , plastic is used by us . It is used to make many objects like chairs , toys , tables , bottles , container , packing materials , polythene bags etc . It has many advantages but it also has many disadvantages .
- 6. • The plastic pollution is the accumulation of plastic products in the environment that adversely affects wildlife, wildlife habitat and humans. • In another words , Plastic pollution is the introduction of plastic products into the environment which then upset the existing ecosystems in different ways. • Plastic pollution is one of the serious problems in the earth. It has a lot of negative impacts on the environment. • It causes all 3 pollution : air pollution , land pollution & water pollution
- 7. Land Pollution • Plastic is a NON-BIODEGERABLE material . It means that it does not decompose in soil or take very long time to decompose. • It is believed that plastic takes hundreds or even thousands of years to decompose in soil.
- 8. Air pollution Burning of plastic in the open air, leads to environmental pollution due to the release of poisonous chemicals. The polluted air when inhaled by humans and animals affect their health and can cause respiratory diseases.
- 9. • When plastic bags , cans , litters etc are thrown in water bodies , it causes water pollution . • It effects the life of aquatic plants and animals . • Contaminated water can cause many types of diarrheal diseases, including Cholera, and other serious illnesses such as Guinea worm disease, Typhoid, and Dysentery. Water related diseases cause 3.4 million deaths each year.
- 10. Effects of plastic on animals • Tens of thousands of whales, birds, seals turtles and stray animals like cow are killed every year from plastic bags .
- 11. SIMPLE STEPS TO AVOID PLASTIC:- • 1. Avoid buying items packaged in plastic. • 2. Use cloth shopping bags. • 3. Skip bottled water. • 4. Bring a reusable mug when you order coffee. • 5. Wear clothing made from natural (not synthetic) materials. • 6. Don't just discard electronics.