World Environment Day 2018: ‘Beat Plastic Pollution’

On June 5th, we will welcome the United Nations as World Environment Day starting in 1974 to promote "global recognition and action for environmental protection". This year's theme is "beet plastic contamination". Antonio Guterres United Nations Secretary General urged everyone to refuse to use disposable plastic products by e-mail and warns that more and more plastic waste becomes uncontrollable, "Ultimately over 8 million tons per year Enter the ocean "Please see the plastic waste gathered in the past year, things accumulated in waterways, forests, beaches all over the world and efforts to clean up and recycle the mountain materials.

Every June 5th will be considered World Environment Day to raise awareness of emergency issues and strengthen government actions. In 2018, India became the organizer of the World Environment Day this year, focusing on disposable or disposable plastics with the theme of "plastic contamination". The Indian Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister urges people to take care of their green social responsibility and encourages them to accept the green good deeds in their daily lives.

India will be the worldwide venue for World Environment Day in 2018 and will be held on the theme of "being polluted with plastics". This day we will work with governments, industries and businesses to raise awareness, explore sustainable alternative plans, pollute the ocean, destroy marine life and reduce the production and use of disposable plastics that threaten human health quickly, We encourage people to gather communities and individuals.

Each World Environment Day consists mainly of themes focusing particularly on the imminent environment The theme of 2018, "Beet of Plastic Pollution" is to make each and every one of us work on the major environmental issues of the present day It is a place to gather in. It is one. The theme invites us all to consider ways to change our daily lives to reduce the heavy burden of plastic contamination on our natural places, wildlife and our own health. Plastics have many useful uses, but we rely too much on disposable or disposable plastics - there is a serious environmental impact