Plastic is so common to use in our day to day life that it is difficult to imagine it's hazards.
Bags and other items are blocking the oil, ponds, sewage system etc. Due to plastic items, the future generation poses a big threat to the Atom Bomb. Irresponsible disposal of plastic bags resulted in 30 to 60 kg plastic bags being removed from the stomach of the cows.
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It is need of the time to ban the use of plastic bags in municipal areas where there is no speedy collection of garbage and modern arrangements for garbage disposal. They say that in the absence of a garbage pickup system, cows and other animals swallow garbage cans and plastic bags along with garbage items. Although many NGOs drew the attention of the system to a particular problem arising out of plastic bags, we must consider the increasing danger from indiscriminate use of plastic bags.
We must understand that uncontrolled use of plastic bags and plastic goods is posing a grave threat to nature, the environment, the entire human race and all animals.
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The history of plastic is quite old. Previously it was a bio-derived material, but over time, the development of chemical technology led to a fully synthetic plastic plastic. In 1856 Alexander Parkes, who presented the Packersine plastic material of Birmingham, was awarded the Bronze Medal for the Parke Sign at the Great International Exhibition of 1862. Then people would not have imagined this discovery would go so far, its new forms would emerge and a period would also come when it would be necessary to warn people about the possible dangers from plastic.
Although pure plastics usually have little toxicity. But due to other elements and compounds added to some plastics, they cause toxicity. The European Union has banned the mixing of DE HP and some other compounds in plastics. The reason is that food items stored in such plastic containers have not been found to be good for human health. While plastic goods are considered bad for human health, environmental issues have also been added to it.
Plastic has a long life. Its degradation is very slow.
Since 1950, more than one billion tons of plastic have been dumped without proper disposal. It will last for hundreds of thousands of years. The fish and birds that eat its small pieces as food are dying every day. Last day, a report was read, according to which the quantity of plastic waste in the North East Pacific Ocean has increased directly by 100 times in the last 40 years. We humans have brought plastic waste into the sea.
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The challenge now is how to reduce our dependence on plastics so that our future generations can avoid dangerous plastics from the atom bomb. A major step would be to take a ban on the production and sale of plastic bags without a hitch. On the basis of the thickness of the plastic bags, it is necessary to dismiss the silly logic of the danger associated with it.
The second decision should be to emphasize re-cycling of used plastics. Scientists claim that re-cycling reduces plastic quality. This claim has merit but we have to find a way.