Plastic 101: How It Impacts Your Life & the Environment around You

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If you stop to take a look around you right now, there’s a very good chance you’ll find more than a dozen items made from plastic. If you’re reading on your computer then your hands are on plastic. Pens, water bottles, cellphone cases, bags, and even clothing are all made from plastic.

For more than a century we’ve had a love affair with plastic. We make everything from the material. From cars to electronics and even furniture, we live with plastic around us. Why do we love plastic so much? There are three primary reasons why plastic has invaded the world.

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Reasons Why We Love Plastic So Much

1. Plastic is inexpensive

All plastics are polymers, which means that they’re long chains of molecules. These synthetic, i.e. man-made, elements are relatively cheap to produce - much cheaper than the alternative.

For example, if you’re making a desk from wood and metal, the metal has to be forged and shaped. The wood needs to be harvested from a tree and formed into a desktop.

Both materials are natural materials that need to be acquired before they’re made into a desk. A plastic desk simply needs to be poured into a mold and then shaped. The elements that make up plastic don’t need to be harvested; they are made and the production process can be automated. A person can make fifty plastic desks in the time it takes to make one metal and wood one.

2. Plastic is lightweight, flexible and malleable

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PLR 10 Article Report--Plastic 101: How It Impacts Your Life & the Environment around You Contents...

1. Three Reasons Why We Love Plastic So Much

2. The Danger of Plastic Bags and Bottles

3. Plastic and Your Health – Bisphenol A

4. Places Where Plastic Waste Is Most Common

5. What Are Plastics Doing to the Ocean?

6. How Plastic Impacts Wildlife and the Environment Outside of the Oceans

7. Are Biodegradable Plastics a Realistic Option?

8. The Future of Plastic

9. Ten Ways to Reduce Your Use of Plastics

10. How to Make the Transition and Use Less Plastic

Plastic 101 Ecourse: Recycling

1. How to start recycling

2. Five reasons glass is better than plastic for food storage

3. How to avoid the worst, and most common, plastics

4. How to reduce plastic consumption when you travel

5. Household tips to clean without plastics

6. How to find recyclable plastics

7. Surprising places that plastics show up and how to reduce them

8. Environmentally friendly clothing options

9. Ten tips to reduce your use of plastics

10. Three ways to live a more eco-friendly life

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