Aakanksha Gadh: Should Plastic Be Banned?

    • Aakanksha Gadh,
    • Standard: XI-A,
    • G D GOENKA SCHOOL(VASANT KUNJ),
    • Delhi.

    • Publish Date: Jan 8 2018 3:17PM
    • |
    • Updated Date: Jan 10 2018 1:40PM
Aakanksha Gadh: Should Plastic Be Banned?

While everyday animals choke to death and our system gets polluted, is it reasonable to ban plastic completely?

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Aashish Jiwani PEARSON SCHOOL KOMPALLY SCHOOL

Yes you are absolutely right. Every year the number of illness and death in animals is rapidly increasing. The reason of their death are we HUMANS only. Plastic should absolutely be banned. TOTALLY BANNED

M.V.KAVIPRIYA Brindavan Public School

Of course, plastics should be banned immediately.....being a non biodegradable substance it not only causes harm to humans but also to animals which swallows plastic covers from garbage...mainly it makes soil infertile...burning of plastics releases harmful gas called dioxin which in fact causes lung problems.......rather than destroying animal and human life in numbers, it would be quite good if plastics are banned at once....''Be DRASTIC to ban PLASTIC''

Aakanksha Gadh G D GOENKA SCHOOL(VASANT KUNJ)

@Aashish @Kavipriya I totally agree with you. But what alternatives do we have?

Aakanksha Gadh G D GOENKA SCHOOL(VASANT KUNJ)

@gauri True.

gauri g menon ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL BOLARUM

no, not till the time we can not offer a safe, affordable and accessible alternative. banning an item of daily use abruptly would cause great disturbances, especially in a large country like india. our solutions can not only be driven by emotions but also be practicle.

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