World environment Day, it is crucial to tackle the menace of single-use plastics. The expansion of plastic waste poses a grave threat to our planet, imperilling ecosystems both on land and at sea. Let's take the initiative to cultivate healthy habits towards nature from our homes. While moving mountains may seem daunting, starting with self-care can pave the way for a more effective and manageable journey to combat the disasters caused by plastics. Collective action is crucial for environmental sustainability, with education and awareness as the key factors.
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The scale of the problem:
Plastic pollution has reached alarming levels, causing devastating consequences for the environment. From clogging waterways to threatening marine life, the pervasive presence of plastic waste demands immediate action. Earth Day serves as a poignant reminder of our responsibility to safeguard the planet for future generations. Education and awareness emerge as powerful tools in combating the plastic plague, enabling individuals to make informed decisions and adopt sustainable practices.
India's contribution:
India stands as a significant contributor to global single-use plastic waste. The Plastic Waste Makers Index 2019 report reveals that India ranks third globally, contributing a staggering 5.5 million tonnes of single-use