Plastic is killing the Planet and Our Health

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wow nice bro

[@lanadale2868]

Thank You for this Very informative and Important Video!

[@kenbellchambers4577]

Bamboo is the near perfect material to begin replacing plastic containers. It is a very fast growing plant, it is a wonderful material and almost completely free of the need for sprays or fertilizer and it is completely biodegradable and non-toxic.

[@adventurelife_]

We have to replace it, it's impossible to avoid buying plastic

[@huongmira]

We need to do immediately, so eating, drinking or wearing have to reduce is our first action for helping our environment.

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Salam #banksampahmajubahagia edukai cara pilah sampah menjadi sangat prioritas

[@anikettripathi7991]

Ignoreing problems is securities/safeties by chance and just matter of time. We need to limit ourselves. People lived without plastics and industries happily.

[@environment4change]

While it is true that people lived without plastics and industries in the past, it is important to recognize that our world and our needs have changed. Many of the conveniences and advancements that we enjoy today would not be possible without these innovations. However, we do need to limit ourselves and our impact on the environment. This means finding ways to reduce our use of plastics and other harmful materials, while also finding ways to make our industries more sustainable. Ultimately, we need to be mindful of our impact on the world around us and take steps to mitigate any negative effects. This requires awareness, education, and a willingness to make changes for the greater good.

[@zakosist]

I wouldn't say "happily", diseases and starvation were much more common in the past although still existing. We have been trying to improve our living standards with good reason for as long as we have existed. Some foods get greatly prolonged duration with plastic wrap, so its arguable whether the decreased food waste is worth it (not sure, but keep it in mind). For every product where it doesn't save duration I think they should ban plastic package But many people spend a lot more than they actually need, and could cut down, and overall could do a lot of things better reasonably. But not all, and not everyone. Some have the option to choose better, more eco-friendly and ethical products for what they need, but not everyone has that. People can be poor and/or have limited access. And the market could easily develop in a direction where there are no truly good alternatives around. Some have various dietary needs and cant make as much changes there. When I had guinea pigs, literally all vegetables my guinea pigs could eat came in plastic. Besides there are lots of issues with what could have happened in the process of producing that ware that you dont see and is almost impossible to keep oversight on, including worker right, animal welfare (not everyone does well on only plants) and a bunch of different ways to harm the environment. Its actually much more complex how to prioritize, but looking at packaging materials and ethic labels like fair-trade would be the easiest most visible for the average person, but that system is not perfect or even reliable.

[@vthilton]

Save Our Planet - Now

[@dave_cardist8389]

There is plastic everywhere in the planet but no one is looking to degrade it Everyone plaese collect plastic and make this planet good 😊😊😊😊

[@jennifermoffett9866]

I was saying stop one use plastic and reuse, but plastic is not healthy. We do need to replace it.

[@jeffreyhusack2400]

What gets me is plastic pollution seems to be a worldwide problem but yet it is not being enforced enough some places have recycling some don't . this has to be an all-out effort of everybody pulling together to make this work, it has to , we all live here.

[@anantheshbillava1640]

Powerful video - high time for us to realize

[@truongthcsquangtung]

Thanks for education

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Feel earth's pain

[@dankonesovic8437]

Thanks for education. This must be on every news TV.

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Hi guys 😊

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Perfect illustration

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😢

[@marktanska6331]

Anyone who has had a need of medical help would know that without plastics our medical services would not be affordable or efficient. Plastic packaging saves millions of tons of food waste. Packaging two hinges in unbreakable plastic bubble is not needed.

[@MARIALUIZA-vu3no]

Deveríamos parar de fabricar plásticos. Que mundo terão os nossos descendentes???😢

[@ninozaittun4412]

save our home

[@terenceiutzi4003]

Why aren't we landfilling it rather than paying foren countries to dump it in the oceans?

[@unbegrenzt5822]

Man abolishes himself but we don't even deserve the earth.

[@jyotijoshi488]

😢😢

[@WipedoutCanada]

to much plastic, start reducing!

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artificial grass is a environment killer....

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Geostigma 😔💔

[@arnecl9566]

Sources?

[@tutopiano266]

What is the name of the background music in the video (piano part) ?

[@janwitalis8702]

Recycle

[@jeffreyhusack2400]

Why is it still being made and used then ? Switch back to paper. Or something less harmful

[@environment4change]

Plastic continues to be made and used for several reasons: its versatility, cost-effectiveness, convenience, energy efficiency, and durability. However, many efforts are being made to reduce plastic consumption, increase recycling, and find alternative materials that are less harmful to the environment, such as paper, bioplastics, and other eco-friendly options. Switching to paper or other less harmful alternatives requires a change in consumer behavior, industry practices, and policy regulations, which is a complex process that requires collaborative efforts from various stakeholders, including individuals, businesses, and governments.

[@jeffreyhusack2400]

@@environment4change yes , true , still the better choice ,you are right.

[@jeffreyhusack2400]

@@environment4change If we can't stop making plastic products, then I'd say there must be tighter and a lot better rules and laws and strict recycling procedures that will not allow dumping in our oceans or else where .we as people can't afford not to do this.Its our home.