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This document discusses the importance of recycling plastic and reducing plastic waste. It notes that plastic consumption is high, with 50% of plastic being single-use, and that plastic waste generation has doubled in India in the last five years. The document outlines the plastic recycling process and some key issues like the 10 million tons of plastic dumped in oceans annually. It encourages using alternatives like cloth bags to reduce plastic usage.
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- 1. PLASTIC REUSABILITY REUSE PLASTIC BOTTLES AND SAVE THE EARTH
- 2. WHY WE NEED RECYCLING? • It will help us to save our planet. • Recycling reduces the burden of the environment • Recycling reduces the amount of waste • Recycling saves money.
- 3. WHY WE NEED PLASTICS? • Plastic is widely used everywhere these days. • From households to supermarkets, plastic is found everywhere. • People use plastic because it is convenient to use and inexpensive.
- 4. LEO HENDRICK BAEKELAND U.S industrial chemist who found the modern plastics industry through his invention of Bakelite.
- 5. HOW IS PLASTIC MADE? COAL NATURAL GAS CRUDE OIL
- 6. Plastic consumption 50% of all plastic produced is for single – use purposes – used for just minutes and then thrown away.
- 7. PLASTIC RECYCLING • The process of plastic recycling is a little bit complex. • They have to sort out the different types of plastics. • As there is a diverse variety of plastic with different properties.
- 8. PROCESS IN RECYCLING • The contents of your bins are taken to a recycling centre. • They separate by material type. • The wastes are cleaned, processed and repelletized. • New products are made using recycled material.
- 9. PLASTIC WASTE • Today we produce about 300 million tones of plastic waste every year. • India’s plastic waste generation has more than doubled in the last five years. • In financial year 2019, Maharastra generated the largest amount of plastic waste in India at 410,000 metric tones.
- 10. PLASTIC WASTE RECYCLED ● About 25,000 plastics are generated every day in India , of that only 60 % is recycled. ● Approximately, 6 million tones of plastics goes recycled every year in India.
- 11. PLASTIC IN THE OCEAN • 10 million tones of plastics are dumped in our ocean annually. • 1 million marine animals are killed by plastic pollution every year. • There will be more plastic in our oceans than fish by 2050.
- 12. PLASTICS IN LANDFILLS ● 20% are taken to the landfills. ● Some of the plastics are burnt. ● Due to this, methane and carbon dioxide is produced and cause pollution.
- 13. PROPERTIES • Less weight • Molded into any shape • Inexpensive • stronger
- 14. ALTERNATIVES FOR PLASTICS when we use the paper bag it will destroy the many trees. Cloth bags would be a better alternative for plastics. PAPER BAG CLOTH BAG
- 15. LESS PLASTIC MORE LIFE
- 16. CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo, including icons by Flaticon, and infographics & images by Freepik THANK YOU! PRESENTED BY, Please keep this slide for attribution KEERTHIKA T KUNGUMA NANDHITHA S MALARVIZHI M