The environmental impact of our plastic use is complex and challenging to measure, minimize, and mitigate. While public concern is high, it hasn’t always translated into reduced consumption. Plastic products harm marine and freshwater wildlife, pose human health risks from toxins, create end-of-life waste problems, contribute to greenhouse gas emissions, and have negative consequences for

Pollution is the excessive use of substances that disrupt ecological balance and cause health issues. Plastic pollution, a significant concern, results from the widespread use of polythene and plastic, which, despite their benefits, now cause severe environmental and health problems. Plastic pollution leads to ecosystem disruption, habitat destruction, and health issues in wildlife and humans.

Plastic bags have become a necessary component of our daily life. They can be found everywhere, from grocery stores to retail outlets. However, this convenience comes at a significant cost to our environment and health. As we go forward in an era where sustainability is vital, the growing worries about plastic bags cannot be ignored.