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Plastics
1. Somewhere between 500 billion and a
trillion plastic bags are consumed
worldwide each year.
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2. Less than 1% of bags are recycled. It
cost more to recycle a bag than to
produce a new one.
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3. “There's harsh economics behind bag
recycling: It costs Rs. 172,000 to
process and recycle 1,000 kg of plastic
bags, which can then be sold on the
commodities market for Rs. 1,376”
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4. Then…
Where Do They Go?
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5. Of the lot that we throw out as wastes,
a lot of them end up in contaminating
soils and waterways
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6. A study in 1975, showed oceangoing vessels
together dumped 8 million pounds of plastic
annually. The real reason that the world's landfills
weren't overflowing with plastic was because most
of it ended up in an ocean-fill
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7. Bags get blown around…
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8. …to different parts of our lands
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9. …and to our seas, lakes and rivers.
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10. Bags find their way into the sea via
drains and sewage pipes
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11. Plastic bags have even been found
floating north of the Arctic Circle
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12. Plastic bags account for over 10
percent of the debris washed up on
the Indian coastline
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13. Plastic bags photodegrade:
Over time they break down into
smaller, more toxic petro-polymers
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14. The effect on wildlife can be catastrophic
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16. Nearly 200 different species of sea life
including corals, whales, dolphins, and
turtles die due to plastic bags
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17. They often choke to death ingesting
plastic bags which they mistake for
jellyfish, their favourite food
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18. So…
What do we do?
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19. If we use a cloth bag,
we can save 6 bags a week
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20. That's 24 bags a month
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21. That's 288 bags a year
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22. That's 22,176 bags
in an average life time
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23. If just 1 out of 5 people
in India did this we would save
4,435,200,000,000 bags
over our life time
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24. Plastic shopping bags are
made from polyethylene:
a thermoplastic made from oil
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26. China has banned plastic bags
and will thus save 37 million
barrels of oil each year!
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27. Canada, Kenya, South Africa, Singapore, and
many others world over have banned or are
moving toward banning the plastic bags!
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28. On this June 5, World Environment Day,
2008, or June 8, World Ocean Day let’s decide
to make Our India plastic free!
Say
NO
to Plastic Bags!
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29. You Can Make A Difference!
Thank You
Ramjee Nagarajan
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