Addicted to plastic - 19.09.2014

Everything and everywhere are plastics. We need plastic in our normal day life. It is useful in many ways. But we use to much plastic and every plastic that's been made still exists. The documentary tells us about plastic suppes, which is actually our oceans. This plastic harms especially the sea animals. Sometimes they live on the toxic plastic, eat it by mistaken and die because of plastic.

 

Almost every square mile in the Pacific Ocean has about 46 000 plastic pieces. This is only the ocean, but in many other places plastic is already polluting the world. 
The position of this documentary is not that we aren't allowed to use plastic, but by what prize. We are not only harming our environment but might also poison ourselves. We should be worrying about using to much plastic. Clean environment and else depends on us, so we need to consume wisly and recycle more often.

I was already aware of using to much plastic. Every time I need to tidy up my room the plastic bin gets always fat. I knew that a lot of plastic is released into the sea but not that animals live on it. I never thought that there was a whole plastic world out there. I also know plastic can't be destroyed easily but I thought it would get melten and reused. But we need plastic. It is good and useful in lots of things. I don't like that plastic is released into the ocean but the only thing what I did to help is to reuse plastic (e.g. plastic bags) more often.

From this documentary I learned mostly about plastic in the ocean. It is creepy that there are almost more plastic pieces than organism. The documentary reminds of how much plastic we are using in a day. We really should remind ourselves and People around us to save plastic. How much plastic does the world produce each year; month ;day? A data or diagram would be good to see the difference. So that we maybe can reduce the amount of plastic that gets produced. What makes the plastic actually toxic or unbreakable? We could ask some scientists or experiment ourselves in science.

In conclusion, we should save and recycle more plastic. Every plastic piece harms our world a bit more. We should reduce the amount of using plastic a day for the sakes of other organisms.