Plastic waste means properly managing the plastic materials we throw away, instead of letting them pollute our land, water, and air. It aims to reduce the harmful effects of plastic by encouraging reuse, recycling, and safe disposal. This includes plastic bottles, bags, packaging, containers, and other plastic products that are thrown away after use. Since plastic does not break down easily in nature, it can pollute our environment for many years if not properly managed.
India currently generates 9.3 million tons of plastic waste annually, ranking 5th in the world for plastic waste generation. On average, the country produces around 25,479 tons of plastic waste every day, posing a major threat to the environment and ecosystems.
Plastic waste can be collected, sorted, and recycled into new products, reducing landfill buildup and environmental pollution. By turning discarded plastics into reusable materials, recycling conserves resources, lowers carbon emissions, and helps create a cleaner, safer environment for future generations.
1. Recycling Plastic Waste
2. Reducing Environmental Pollution
3. Saving Natural Resources
4. Promoting Eco-Friendly Practices
5. Protecting Health and Wildlife