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Plastics pose biggest threat to oceans | Africa Renewal
Renowned American oceanographer Sylvia Earle has studied the sea extensively for more than 60 years, and logged more than 7,000 hours resear
Oceans choking on millions of plastic water bottles, cups, straws and single use plastic bags
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Plastic input to the ocean from the top 20 polluting rivers across the world. Shown is the given river, its location, and estimated annual input of plastic to the oceans in tonnes.
India and Bangladesh together ranks second in dumping plastic waste into rivers. 115,000 tonnes / Year
The use of plastics has many benefits – it is affordable, versatile, resistant, and can help reduce other forms of waste – especially food waste. However, when poorly managed it can pollute the environment and our oceans. Where does the plastic in our oceans come from and what can we do to reduce plastic pollution?
The main grievous concern right now is not plastic usage but plastic waste management.Plastic pollution is having a negative impact on our oceans and wildlife healthHigh-income countries generate more plastic waste per personHowever, it is the management of plastic waste that determines the risk of plastic entering the ocean. High-income countries have very effect waste management systems; mismanaged waste – and plastic that ends up in the oceans – is therefore very rare. Poor waste management across many middle- and low-income countries means that these are the main sources of global ocean plastic pollutionThis makes the improvement of waste management systems across the world critical to reducing plastic pollution.An estimated 20 percent of all plastic waste in the oceans comes from marine sources. In some regions, marine sources dominate: More than half of plastics in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) come from fishing nets, ropes and linesIt is important to keep in mind that plastic is a unique material with many benefits: it’s cheap, versatile, lightweight, and resistant. This makes it a valuable material for many functions. It can also provide environmental benefits: it plays a critical role in maintaining food quality, safety and reducing food waste. The trade-offs between plastics and substitutes (or complete bans) are therefore complex and could create negative knock-on impacts on the environment.
Problem lies with the synthetic polymers derived from petroleum not from natural polymers like rubber or silk. Around 359 million tonnes of synthetic plastic wastes are dumped into ocean every year. If this don't shake us we are practically living dead and preparing a hell for our next generation.
https://www.britannica.com/science/plastic-pollution/Plastic-pollution-in-oceans-and-on-land
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