Can consuming plastic in small amounts be fatal?
What will be the consequences?
The Harmful Impact of Plastic on the Ecosystem
Plastic has become important in our daily lives. Specifically for urban areas. People are latched on it, we regularly expend it. It’s seen to be everywhere, sort of a marketplace, a mall and also in our own houses too. We never thought of the huge amount of harm it can cause to our surroundings. So first, we all know that we always have to avoid Non-biodegradable products as they’re extremely harmful to nature, but we still can’t avoid plastic, which is Non-biodegradable waste too. So, plastic may be a very harmful product that will ruin the ecosystem. There are some reasons why it can cause harm to the environment. We all know that plastic may be a non-biodegradable material, so it can’t be destroyed or dissolved; it always exists. Because it is indestructible, its massive use causes a better level of pollution in nature. Plastic affects the entirety of nature and, therefore, the world, including human life, wildlife, and aquatic life. Plastic pollutes our water, soil and also harms aquatic animals. per annum, an outsized amount of plastic was found within the water, which results in the water becoming unpurified, so you can imagine what proportion it can affect our lives. Plastic is usually found on the land, so it affects the birth rate of the soil and ruins it. A number of the aquatic animals mistakenly swallowed it and choked to death. A record showed that the majority of the dolphins died thanks to the plastic they accidentally ate. It and it stuck in their mouth so that they couldn’t be ready to eat anything and died thanks to starvation. So, we will see what proportion of plastic harm affects the ecosystem. A small amount of plastic is fatal for our surroundings. We should always avoid using plastic and always prefer biodegradable material.
– Written By Ishita Gupta
