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Reduce Reuse Recycle to Beat Plastic Pollution

Reduce Reuse Recycle to Beat Plastic Pollution
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Jun 03, 2025
अंतिम तिथि :
Jul 03, 2025
18:30 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) in collaboration with MyGov is organising this discussion to invite participants to share their journeys towards ...

The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) in collaboration with MyGov is organising this discussion to invite participants to share their journeys towards reducing plastic waste and contributions in reducing plastic pollution. Participants are encouraged to discuss their challenges, successful actions, and alternatives they have adopted in their daily lives to beat plastic pollution.

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Khushpreetkaur shashia
Khushpreetkaur shashia 1 year 1 week पहले
Reducing is simply creating less waste. It’s the best method for keeping the environment clean, so it’s the first of the 3 Rs. By reducing, you stop the problem at the source. Making less waste to begin with means there’s less waste to clean up. Here are some easy ways you can reduce the amount of waste you make: Pack your lunch in a lunchbox. Paper and plastic bags create a huge amount of waste — and plastic bags take hundreds of years to decompose. Try a durable lunchbox or reusable lunch bag instead. Ditto for what goes inside your lunchbox. Instead of plastic baggies, try reusable containers . Reusing is taking old or unwanted items you might otherwise throw away and finding a new use for them.Share your toys. Do you have a bunch of old toys you don’t need anymore? Donate them to a local daycare provider, preschool or family with kids. You can also donate them to local charity. The more you share, the less you waste. and share everything . Recycling is the last — and most common
disha satija
disha satija 1 year 1 week पहले
Plastic is still in use in terms of disposables, plastic bags & even in our homes we use plastic containers & so on. plastic should be cut off from our day to day lives. the more production should be stopped & whatever we have should be recycled & not to be thrown away. May be with our small contribution we can reduce the consumption of plastic. Even in schools and colleges this should also be a topic to teach as how to recycle the plastic instead of discarding it. Many DIYs can be done, plastic bags can be used to make temporary beddings for our stray dogs & much more. Reduction & recycling could help us achieving out goal.
Shaikh Maheer
Shaikh Maheer 1 year 1 week पहले
Plastic pollution has become a pressing global issue, with far-reaching consequences for our environment, wildlife, and human health. The production and disposal of plastic products have led to the accumulation of plastic waste in our oceans, landfills, and natural habitats. To combat this problem, it is essential that we adopt a multi-faceted approach that involves reducing our plastic usage, reusing products whenever possible, and recycling materials to minimize waste. By making conscious choices in our daily lives, such as using reusable bags and water bottles, avoiding single-use plastics, and supporting organizations that work towards plastic reduction, we can collectively make a significant impact. Furthermore, governments and businesses must also play a crucial role in implementing policies and practices that promote sustainability and reduce plastic pollution.
Kanhaiya Kumar
Kanhaiya Kumar 1 year 1 week पहले
As a youth activist and sustainability advocate, I have actively promoted plastic-free lifestyles through awareness campaigns in schools and colleges. I led community clean-up drives and initiated “Bring Your Own Bag” movements in local markets. During events, we replaced single-use plastics with biodegradable plates, cups, and leaf bags. One key challenge was changing people’s habits, but consistent outreach and example-setting helped. I also encouraged eco-bricks and upcycling workshops to turn plastic waste into usable items. Personally, I’ve adopted a zero-waste kit—metal bottle, cloth bag, bamboo toothbrush, and steel straw. My journey shows that small, consistent actions multiplied by a community can make a big impact. Together, we can beat plastic pollution with awareness, innovation, and lifestyle change.
 Jothika Pandiarajan
Jothika Pandiarajan 1 year 1 week पहले
We all know that plastic is more harmful to our environment, it's better we avoid it but many can't be able to shift fully. start by changing your plastic bags into eco friendly bags. avoid buying water bottle outside but try to bring your own bottle(use copper), try to store your kitchen essentials in aluminium or silver ware and avoid plastic boxes over there. have a challenge for one week, where one should avoid every possible plastics in their life. also carries boxes while purchasing things from your shops or hotels. changes start from ourselves.
Prottusha Dey
Prottusha Dey 1 year 1 week पहले
Plastic is one of those reasons for which the nature is making us suffer in a cyclic manner. This nature is god's creation to make us live in a healthy environment. So , we should try to reduce the pollution and should try to find out the ways to reduce, recycle and reuse the garbage as much as possible for our own benefit.