The document discusses the negative impacts of plastic on the environment. It notes that while plastic has made life more convenient, it is not decomposable and pollutes the soil, air, and sea when discarded. Plastic is often mistaken as food by marine wildlife, harming and killing thousands of animals each year. In conclusion, the document argues that we should reduce plastic usage and replace plastic materials with those that can decompose to avoid damaging nature.
The document discusses the negative impacts of plastic on the environment. It notes that while plastic has made life more convenient, it is not decomposable and pollutes the soil, air, and sea when discarded. Plastic is often mistaken as food by marine wildlife, harming and killing thousands of animals each year. In conclusion, the document argues that we should reduce plastic usage and replace plastic materials with those that can decompose to avoid damaging nature.
The document discusses the negative impacts of plastic on the environment. It notes that while plastic has made life more convenient, it is not decomposable and pollutes the soil, air, and sea when discarded. Plastic is often mistaken as food by marine wildlife, harming and killing thousands of animals each year. In conclusion, the document argues that we should reduce plastic usage and replace plastic materials with those that can decompose to avoid damaging nature.
We want our day-to-day life to be very easy, sometimes even at the cost of effecting the nature hazardously, in this long run. We have made some discoveries that are beneficial for us, but can be proved harmful for our nature. Such a discovery is plastic. It has become so popular, that imagining our day-to-day life without plastic seems impossible. plastic has made our life easy. But as it is not decomposable, where it gets stagnant, the soil of that place gets polluted. If it is burnt, certain toxic gases are released which pollutes air and further harms the animal and plant kingdom. Plastics cause harm to the sea too. The most visible and disturbing impacts of marine plastics are the ingestion, suffocation and entanglement of thousands of marine species. Marine wildlife such as seabirds, whales, fishes and turtles, mistake plastic bags for prey, and most die of starvation as their stomach is filled by plastic debris. In the conclusion, I would like to say that plastics can cause a traumatic disturbance t our nature, and we should try to replace the plastic bags or any other materials of plastic with easily decomposable substances.