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Between 4.8 and 12.7 million tonnes of plastic enter the ocean each year, according to figures published in the journal science in 2015.

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Plastics are going into sea animals which think plastic is food

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About 500  million  plastic straws are used a day and that's just in United States.

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Between 4.8 and12.7 millionuhhh

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Although uncertain, it's likely that marine sources contribute between 20-30 percent of ocean plastics, but the dominant source remains land-based input at 70-80 percent.

Whilst this is the relative contribution as an aggregate of global ocean plastics, the relative contribution of different sources will vary depending on geographical location and context. For example, its estimated that plastic lines, ropes and fishing nets comprise 52 percent of the plastic mass in the 'Great Pacific Garbage Patch' (GPGP) (and comprises 46 percent of the megaplastics component of the GPGP).16 The relative contribution of marine sources here is likely to be the result of intensified fishing activity in the Pacific Ocean.

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Plastic was created in 1907

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The plastic is killing are ocean and are sea life 🐬🌊

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Plastic will take over the ocean in 1950

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At the global level, best estimates suggest that approximately 80 percent of ocean plastics come from land-based sources, and the remaining 20 percent from marine sources. Of the 20 percent from marine sources, it's estimated that around 10 percent arises from fishing fleets (such as nets, lines and abandoned vessels). This is supported by figures from the United Nations Environment Pro.

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Almost every piece of plastic that has ever been created still exists today.

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There are multiple routes by which plastic can enter the ocean environment. One key input is through river systems. This can transport plastic waste from further inland to coastal areas where it can enter the ocean. As we see in the following charts, there is high concentration of plastic within river systems geographically.

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High-income countries, including most of Europe, North America, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and South Korea have very effective waste management infrastructure and systems; this means discarded plastic waste (even that which is not recycled or incinerated) is stored in secure, closed landfills. Across such countries almost no plastic waste is considered inadequately managed. Note this does not mean there is no plastic at risk of entering the natural environment — see the section on littering below.

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Kara-plastic is bad because every year it damages the oceans and fishes can die from the plastic and crisp packets and water bottles it is every year . 

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Kara-plastic is bad because every year it damages the oceans and fishes can die from the plastic and crisp packets and water bottles it is every year . 

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Plastic bottles can be dangerous because al that plastic and when you go to shopping and you get bags they get waded every year .
Plastic is really bad because animals can die from plastic

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In the United Kingdom the pollution there is 4.93 million tonnes per year and people still do it this moment, save the ocean from threat.(save the ocean)🐠🐳🐟🐋.

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English hospitals get through millions of disposable cups every year.

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With the largest population, China produced the largest quantity of plastic, at nearly 60 million tonnes. This was followed by the United States at 38 million, Germany at 14.5 million and Brazil at 12 million tonnes.

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Kara- Independent coffee shops call for big chained to use sustainable cups.

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Kara- Independent coffee shops call for big chained to use sustainable cups.

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The 5p charge for plastic bags was introduced first in Wales in 2011, then in Northern Ireland in 2013, before Scotland introduced the charge for all carrier bags in 2014, and England rolled out its plastic bag charge on 5 October 2015.

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Plastic water bottles takes 450 years to rot.

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In 2015, primary plastics production was 407 million tonnes; around three-quarters (302 million tonnes) ended up as waste.

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Humans have created 9.1 billion tons of plastic

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It may take hundreds and thousands of years to rot and the longer it takes the harder it makes

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Most people still do not care about buying plastic bottles.

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In 1950, only 2,000,000 tonnes of plastic was produced.
In 2050, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish.
In 1907, the first sinthetic

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A plastic cup can take50-80 years to decompose. An. Estimated thirteen billion plastic bottle lesbian each year

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Over the last ten years we

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The Co-operative, Marks & Spencer, and Sainsbury's charge the minimum 5p for a carrier bag.

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Tesco to ban- non recyclable plastic packaging by 2019.

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Overall, approximately 80 percent of ocean plastics come from land-based sources, and 20 percent from marine. But, in particular regions, marine sources can dominate. More than half of plastics in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) come from fishing

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Plastic eating bacteria discovered by student, could help solve crisis.

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nearly 200-fold, reaching 381 million tonnes in 2015. For context, this is roughly equivalent to the mass of two-thirds of the world population.

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The world is currently producing nearly 300 million tons of plastic
each year and most of it ends up in the ocean.

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Theresa May will commit the UK to eliminating all avoidable plastic waste by 2042 as she launches the Government’s environmental plan for the next 25-years.

Under the pledge waste such as the carrier bags, food packaging and disposable plastic straws that litter the country and pollute the seas would be abolished.

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This makes the improvement of waste management systems across the world critical to addressing plastic pollution.

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the plastic in Greenland is 5,234 plastic pollution is dumped there,Canada has 1.15 million and finally the last one USA 🇺🇸 has a total amount of 37.83 million waste.

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Plastic pollution is having a negative impact on our oceans and wildlife health

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The walkers recycle scheme is open to all brands of crisps packets .

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Since the plastic bag charge was introduced, supermarket customers' bag use has reduced by more than 85%. BBC news

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News:If you put plastic on beaches ,you are harming the life of sea animals

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China uses the most plastic

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David Attenborough. And the blue planet 11 team really braught the issue home And now briantly we hear about it all the time.

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China 🇨🇳, Indonesia 🇮🇩, Vietnam 🇻🇳, and the Philippines 🇵🇭 are the worst on recycling plastic.

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We currently only recover only 5 percent of the plastic we produce

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Single use plastic can take up up 1000 years to break and biodegradable.

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Plastic is terrible for the environment

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900,058 plastic pollution in Australia 🇦🇺.

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News:plastic is going into oceans and it's harming sea creatures.

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If you take plastics away life will be really hard

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Earth Day Network is leveraging the platform of their 50th anniversary in 2020 and is working with key constituencies and influencers in building a world of educated consumers of all ages who understand the environmental, climate and health consequences of using plastics. They are engaging and activating our global network of NGO’s and grassroots organizations, campus youth, mayors and other local elected leaders, faith leaders, artists and athletes, and primary and secondary students and teachers.They are also supporting events in all continents of the world, building a global following and activating citizens to join our End Plastic Pollution advocacy campaigns. In sum, They are using the power of Earth Day to elevate the issue of plastic pollution in the global agenda and inspiring and demanding effective action to reducing and controlling it.

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Fishing Rods take about 600 years to rot!

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China 🇨🇳 and Indonesia 🇮🇩 are using too many plastic and it is not good 😱 for the planet 🌎

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Plastic is terrible for the environment.
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It takes 500 to 1000 years for plastic to degreee

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If you take all plastics away then the manufacturers will have to find a new job

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Plastic is causing pollution in our oceans.
Single use plastic can take up to 1000 years to break down and biodegrade.
In 2050, there will be almost more plastic in the ocean than fish.
Canada is one of the most non-recycling countries.
The first synthetic plastic was produced in 1907.
In 1950, the world only produced 2,000,000 tonnes of plastic

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In china ,

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There are lots of different countries that are full of plastic like the USA

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China is the most popular country to throw plastic around places.

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Plastic can take innocent sea creatures lives because plastic is thrown on beaches

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We need to keep some plastics because they are poor alternatives

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News:it's killing are fish and are ocean

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Plastic is causing pollution in oceans.

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Enough plastic is thrown away each year to circle the earth four times.

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China 🇨🇳 is the worst at recycling plastic!

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Plastic is using a lot of fossil fuels

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News:it's killing are fish and ocean

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Synthetic plastic was produced in 1907
In China plastic is the worst there
Plastic pollution was not realised until the 1950's
In 2010 global primary productions of plastic was 270 million tonnes;
Global plastic waste can exceed primary production in a given years
Over 90% of the plastic ever produced have not been recycle yet corporations have plans.England is one of the eco teames beacause they are good at recycling.
How much plastic does the world produce?England is one of the eco team pollution is having a negative impact on our oceans an wildlife health.
Fishes eat plastic and we eat the fishes and then we are eating the

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Single use plastic is making our sea animals unhealthy we need to stop using lots of plastic.

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It is going into fish then people catch them and we eat fish .

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What You Need to Know About Plastic Pollution

From poisoning and injuring marine life to disrupting human hormones, from littering our beaches and landscapes to clogging our waste streams and landfills, the exponential growth of plastics is now threatening the survival of our planet.

What Earth Day is Doing About Plastic Pollution

Earth Day Network is focusing on fundamentally changing human attitude and behavior about plastics and catalyzing a significant reduction in plastic pollution. The focus of Earth Day 2018 was to End Plastic Pollution and the work continues. Our strategy to end plastic pollution includes:

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Plastic can take inconncent animals lives for no reason

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. Plastic has negative effects on our environment

. If animals like sharks go extinct there would not be an animal that would balance the ecosystems like the shark, meaning here is not an easy way to resolve this.

. Sea creatures and sea birds could or would get infected ,so in the future there would not be any sea creatures or sea birds beacause of the boundaryof  people chucking away their plastics.

. If fish or other marine creatures eat plastic, so when people buy the fish it is more likely to have plastic still in it.

. In many different