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(Summary description)Today, let's talk about the harm of plastic garbage to the ocean.

In the blue sea, two plastic particles met and greeted each other.

The black particles said, "Dude, are you PE, PP or PVC? Aren't you a plastic bag? Going far enough, ready to pack some seafood back?"

The white particles teased, "Brother Black, should you be rubber, ABS or PU? Shouldn't you run around in the car? Why did the car fall into the sea?

Just after the greeting, a fish came and swallowed two particles in one mouthful. Since then, the two plastic particles that have forgotten about the rivers and lakes have lost their freedom. With the life and death of a fish, they began to linger.





Plastic trash in the ocean brings heavy and inescapable damage to marine life. Sea turtles are entangled by plastic nets, sea lions are strangled by their necks, and various creatures eat plastic bags of toys as food into their stomachs.



About 69% to 81% of the microplastics found in the ocean are caused by the erosion of large items such as plastic bags, packaging materials or plastic bottles. Therefore, reducing the use of plastic packaging can effectively reduce the production of plastic particles. This requires shopping Changes in habits and eating habits. Although China has already had plastic restrictions, ultra-thin plastic bags are still everywhere. In addition, everyone wants shopping convenience, and plastic shopping bags are difficult to eliminate. No one would think of the problem of plastic particles.



However, can we stay out of all this? Can we guarantee that we will not consume seafood? Can we not survive in this nature? As the saying goes: The way of heaven is reincarnation, and the heavens spare anyone, nature and us human beings are like a community of destiny. In recent years, degradable plastics have received much attention, but the high cost and scarce varieties make them far from meeting the needs of society. Synthetic plastics have become the largest man-made materials after metals, ceramics, glass, and cement. Without the plastics industry, human society is expected to stop. So, while ensuring that the fundamentals of life remain unchanged, in addition to working hard to develop biodegradable plastics, we should change our lifestyle, minimize the emission of plastic particles, and let us eat less plastic particles. What should we do?

Garbage classification, garbage recycling and reuse are urgent. The global recycling standard GRS certification will turn garbage into treasure and illuminate the road to sustainable development in the world. Apply for certification.