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CONSEQUENCES OF NON USING GREEN PRODUCTS

  • PRESENTED

  • BY

  • A.Naveenkumar

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Issues By Plastic
  • Plastic is one of the most used material these
    days. It is being used in almost every industry.
    But along with its advantages, there are lot of
    disadvantages of plastic too. Lets take a look
    at the positive and negative effects of plastic

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Positive Negative Effects Of Plastic
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Increasing Usage Of Plastic
  • In our daily life, plastic made a
    considerable impact and we are heavily dependent
    on plastic. Starting from daily usage utensils to
    decorative items all are coming in plastic.
  • The usage of plastic is increasing day by day
    and researchers are also trying to develop more
    durable, less weight, strong plastic to meet
    todays needs.

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  • The usage of plastic is increasing exponentially
    from the last century.
  • Records showed that the amount of plastic made in
    the first 10 years of 21stcentury is equal to the
    amount of plastic made in the whole 20thcentury.
    Generally, Plastic is of two types i.e. high
    quality plastic and low quality plastic.
  • High quality plastic is very strong and is
    generally used for making products like cabins,
    mobile and laptop cases etc. Low quality plastic
    is generally weak and is used for making
    utensils, vessels etc.

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Positive Impact Of Plastic
  • There are several advantages with plastic which
    cant be compared with others. Plastic is highly
    durable material and it lasts longer.
  • Another positive thing about plastic is its ease
    in converting to required shape. The weight of
    the plastic is very less and it is almost as
    strong as metals.

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  • You can convert plastic into the shape you
    required and they look equally beautiful like
    glass or other expensive materials.
  • Unlike glass which has to be handled carefully,
    you can roughly use plastic materials. One more
    advantage of plastic is it is recyclable.
  • The wear and tear of plastic parts is very less
    when compared to other materials available

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Negative Impact Of Plastic
  • There are some negative things about plastic
    which has to be considered equally like
    advantages. Plastic items cant tolerate high
    temperatures and releases harmful gases (at high
    temp.) which cause pollution.
  • Plastic is not easily disposable and it will take
    thousands of years to completely dispose in soil.

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  • This result in other harmful things like blockage
    of water (resulting floods), death of animals,
    birds because of eating plastic etc.
  • which are serious concerns of several
    environmental activists.
  • Even the process of making plastic by industries
    releases heavy amounts of carbon dioxide.

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  • A tax on plastic bags in Wales has seen the
    number given away by shops fall by up to 96 per
    cent.
  • The news will heap pressure on David Cameron to
    make good his promise to tackle the blight of
    plastic bags and introduce a levy in England.
  • As well as cutting bag use, the Welsh scheme has
    raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for
    charities.

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  • Plastic Poison
  • Single-use bags are a blight on the
    environment and harm wildlife such as this
    Herring Gull in Portland Dorset struggling to
    free itself from a white plastic carrier bag

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Disease Outbreaks Caused by Chemicals
  • There are many examples of disease outbreaks that
    are caused by exposure to chemicals or toxins.
  • Tri-ortho-cresyl phosphate is a contaminant of
    medicines, food and drink. It is a neurotoxin
    that has caused a number of outbreaks of
    neurological illness including the so-called
    Jamaican ginger paralysis.

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  • In 2001, a series of unexpected deaths in
    dialysis patients in six countries was eventually
    shown to be caused by the contamination of the
    dialysis machine filters with perfluoroisobutylene
    .
  • Investigating the cause of a disease outbreak
    requires careful epidemiological and
    toxicological investigation.

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  • Every year, government officials are made aware
    of hundreds if not thousands of chemicals that
    are hazardous enough to cause health problems as
    serious as cancer and neurological defects, yet
    the knowledge is never translated to any kind of
    action to enforce bans."The United States
    government can no longer protect public health
    and people should be aware of it," said Charles
    Brenneman a regulatory official and long-time
    critic of the EPA. He claims that lawmakers need
    to assign a new agency with true power to
    identify and ban risky chemicals.

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