Question

Your school held a campaign on 'No Polybags'.Describe the event in short paragraph.

Answer 1

                                        No Poly-bags Campaign

 

Our school organized a ‘No Polybags’ campaign to spread awareness among villagers. The school took us under the ‘World Environment Day’ to a nearby village to remove plastic trash from a natural pond. We got into the pond and dredged tons of plastic from the bottom. I felt so angry at people who threw this trash into the beautiful pond. It must have killed the aquatic life present in it. The students and teachers went from home to home in the village informing the villagers the negative effects of poly bags and plastic and appealed to them not to use them. The campaign turned out to be a great success.

 

 

Answer 2

Say no to plastic bags

Plastic is an environment Hazard. Polythene bags are polluting, land, water, and air because they are non- biodegradable. A plastic bag if buried in soil will remain there intact even after hundreds of years. Plastic is impermeable to water and air. Hence water cannot percolate down the plastic sheet and it also deprives the soil of the oxygen. Thus it deteriorates the fertility of the land. Plastic is lighter than water and floats on the its surface. It stops mixing of vital Oxygen from air to water. It is lethal for aquatic life. Plastic can neither melt in water nor degrade in soil. It is very difficult to get rid of it. Even burning causes air pollution as many poisonous gases are produced in the process. Thinner than 5 micron plastic bags are especially harmful because if they are mixed in the soil, they cannot be picked. We must ban its uses.