Take Personal Responsibility to End Plastic Pollution

Today, we produce about 300 million tons of plastic a year, producing products such as bags, bottles, packaging for people all over the world. Unfortunately, only about 10% of the plastic is properly recycled and reused. The rest will eventually be landfill or discarded as waste in our natural environment where dangerous chemicals will soak in nearby soil and water and endanger human and wildlife .

The Earth Day Network seeks to prevent pollution of plants by governments, businesses and individuals. Plastic contamination affects not only our water and marine life, but also food chain and overall health. Earth Day Network mobilizes key players, institutions and citizens all over the world to increase awareness and paradigm shift in plastic contamination

The world must not regard plastic as a global environmental problem, it is not a symbol of value that needs to change in order to create a more sustainable and fair world.

We talk about marine pollution caused by plastic products; the main sources of our sea plastic waste are plastic bags and plastic packaging materials. These particles are large in size and are decomposed into plastic particles of 5 mm size called microplastic, causing oceanic microplastic contamination. There are various recommended methods for recycling plastic waste, but not all waste can be recycled, and not all countries can adjust these technologies. Because of the durability of plastics, it takes a long time to deteriorate and deteriorate, causing plastics to be dumped into the landfill, some of which finally flow into the river and eventually into the ocean Reach.

Each year human beings contaminate plenty of plastic and waste, many of which occur in the ocean. Eventually, 8 million tons of plastic comes out of humans. This massive contamination can be harmful to the organisms experiencing it. Plastics can harm marine life, oil spills, and other artificial contamination. Because of our actions, humans endanger our species on our planet. We endanger ourselves by risking the species around us. We rely on many services offered by various species that make up our ecosystem. Ecosystems have diverse species, each of which plays an important role, so productivity is improving.

Our recent activities focus on terminating plastic contamination. Why is plastic? Plastic contamination is a real and increasing threat to our planet that can cope with global warming. From the harm of marine organisms to the destruction of human hormones, plastic contamination has a devastating effect. Plastic pollution is not only an environmental crisis but also one of the most pressing problems of public health, human rights and social justice. The most serious impact of plastic contamination often affects the poorest communities in the world.