Plastic pollution is a global crisis that harms wildlife, marine ecosystems, and human health.
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The vast majority of plastics are not biodegradable and can take centuries to break down.
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Plastic waste often ends up in our oceans, causing harm to marine life through ingestion or entanglement.
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Microplastics, tiny particles of plastic, have been found in our water, air, and even in our food.
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Plastic pollution impacts human health through contaminated water, food, and air.
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Plastic pollution exacerbates climate change through greenhouse gas emissions from production and incineration.
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Single-use plastics, such as straws, bags, and bottles, contribute significantly to plastic waste.
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Solutions to plastic pollution include reducing consumption, recycling, and transitioning to sustainable alternatives.
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Consumers can make a difference by using reusable bags, bottles, and containers and supporting companies with sustainable packaging.
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Governments can take action through policies such as plastic bag bans, extended producer responsibility, and investment in waste management infrastructure.
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