RECYCLE AND REUSE OF PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT
{"type": "project", "title": "RECYCLE AND REUSE OF PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT", "logoImg": "bafkreieyqawwot7vekrfiw4lwhczchq6dtyguflcqfyalr62iurw6ol6tq", "website": "https://www.prwm.com", "bannerImg": "bafybeiffwgt7h7yiv2p6fzv6sg2cwlkxjlg23pxiwuxmw74l2lqhbbcicy", "createdAt": 1722890904922, "credentials": {}, "description": "INTRODUCTION\nOver the past few decades, plastic trash has grown to be a serious environmental problem. The amount of plastic garbage has increased dramatically along with the production of plastic. The ecosystem has suffered greatly as a result of improper disposal and ineffective waste management systems, which have contaminated rivers, oceans, and landscapes. The purpose of this project is to raise awareness about the significance of recycling and reusing plastic garbage by examining its advantages, methods, difficulties, and creative solutions that can contribute to a more sustainable future.\n\n Problem of Plastic Waste:\n\nPlastic production has grown rapidly since the 1950s and has reached a total of 8.3 billion metric tonnes manufactured to date.\nThe amount of plastic produced annually worldwide hit 368 million metric tonnes in 2019 and is still rising.\n\nWaste Production:\nFifty percent of plastics are made for one-time use, lasting only a few minutes yet accumulating in the environment for hundreds of years.\nApproximately 8 million metric tonnes of plastic garbage are poured into the ocean annually, which is the same as one truckload of plastic debris every minute.\n\nEffect on the Environment:\nEvery year, plastic garbage in the oceans claims the lives of over 100,000 marine animals, causing harm to marine life.\nMicroplastics are microscopic plastic particles that have been discovered in soil, water supplies, and even our air, endangering both human and animal health.\n \nSolution\nRegular Clean-Ups: Organize monthly or quarterly clean-up events in parks, beaches, and other public areas.\n Adopt-a-Spot Programs: Encourage community groups, businesses, and schools to                    adopt a local area and keep it clean.\n\n", "logoImgData": {}, "bannerImgData": {}, "projectTwitter": "ajala67839"}