Katyusha Kid - Plastic Bags Can Be Dangerous FLAC album

A stop motion animation on what plastic bags are capable o. .My first real animation, made in Norwich, thanks for your help, Sam!) Over 1000 views, yay!

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If we trade out our plastic bags for reusable cloth bags the average person can save 6 bags a week. That translates into 22,176 bags in the average life time. If just 1 out of 5 people in our country did this we would save 1,330,560,000,000 bags over our life time. Paper bags also pose a problem. Americans consume more than 10 billion paper bags per year which translates into approximately 14 million cut down tree. hink of how reusable bags can save our trees. We’ll also conserve water as paper production requires hundreds of thousands of gallons of water (not to mention the toxic chemicals involved in processing).

The one of it is Plastic bags recycle. Plastic bag is very nescessary to be recycled because it needs 500 up to 1000 years to be decomposed. The colour is not only black actually, it can be white, yellow, green, etc. But the apperance is transparent. More transparent bags means that it has been recycled many times. It is actually a great idea. However, when society know that the source of this recycle are from the rubish or from the last banishment place (TPA), people feel disgusted to use it although the aim is to keep our earth

Plastic bags are bad for the environment for many reasons, which include: they are not biodegradable, Instead, they break up into smaller pieces of plastic until eventually becoming plastics dusts. people may lose them causing them to blow around (litter) they are dangerous to small ch. dren animals that ingest them may become sick and, or die making them contribute to the global. can end up at sea through garbage dumps at seaside Plastic degradation at sea takes between 45-1000 years

Plastic bags are one of the most dangerous substances to our environment. It seems silly that plastic bags could do so much harm. They also overfill landfills, taking up room that can be used by other trash. Americans use over 380 billion plastic bags a year. For two, these bags kill our wildlife.

Plastic bags have been found floating north of the Arctic Circle near Spitzbergen, and as far south as the Falkland Islands - British Antarctic Survey. coastline - National Marine Debris Monitoring Program. 12. Plastic bags photodegrade: Over time they break down into smaller, more toxic petro-polymers - CN. om/tecnhology November 16, 2007.

A plastic bag, polybag, or pouch is a type of container made of thin, flexible, plastic film, nonwoven fabric, or plastic textile. Plastic bags are used for containing and transporting goods such as foods, produce, powders, ice, magazines, chemicals, and waste. It is a common form of packaging. Most plastic bags are heat sealed at the seams, while some are bonded with adhesives or are stitched.

Unlike reusable cotton bags, plastic bags can take many lifetimes to biodegrade. Over that time, their light weight allows them to be carried long distances, causing environmental havoc along the way. Exactly what happens to a plastic bag when it is littered depends very much on where it enters the environment and the mechanisms that cause it to travel, says Patrick Chandler, Education Director for The Washed Ashore Project Or maybe a few eggs cracked on the ride home? While fabric bags are great for transporting dry foods, they can be quick to absorb messes, leading to undesirable odors and potential for bacteria growth. To avoid these inconveniences and reduce the risk of contamination, many shoppers request separate plastic bags for certain items at the checkout.

Plastic bags are a very large part of the toxic portions of our solid waste daily and there is no safe way to dispose of them. If you bury them, they will poison the soil for generations. If you burn them, you pollute the air with toxins. Because plastic bags are so light weight, they are easily airborne and are found everywhere, littering the countryside with many potential dangers and choking up drains. They can hold pockets of water where mosquitoes breed. They can cause the soil underneath to become infertile. They are non-biodegradable and take hundreds of years to break down in the environment. Plastic bags are using up a slowly diminishing resource because they are made from oil.