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Reduce Reuse Recycle to Beat Plastic Pollution

Start Date :
Jun 03, 2025
Last Date :
Jul 03, 2025
18:30 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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 ...
One of the simplest ways to reduce plastic waste is to replace single-use items with reusable alternatives. Carry a reusable water bottle, coffee cup, and shopping bags to avoid disposable options. By making these small changes, we can significantly decrease the amount of plastic waste generated daily.
Cook more.
Not only is it healthier but making your own meals doesn’t involve takeout containers or doggy bags. For those times when you do order in or eat out, tell the establishment you don’t need any plastic cutlery or plastic carry-out bags. For some serious extra credit, bring your own food-storage containers to restaurants for leftovers.
Stop buying bottled water.
Each year, close to 20 billion plastic bottles are tossed in the trash. Carry a reusable bottle in your bag, and you’ll save money and plastic—you may also be making the safer choice by sticking with tap water.
Half of all plastic produced is for throwaway items that are used once and then chucked: grocery bags, plastic wrap, disposable cutlery, straws, coffee-cup lids. Take note of how often you rely on single-use plastics and replace them with reusable versions.
we must eliminate unnecessary plastic, such as plastic packaging, reusing refillable water bottles, and every single-use plastic item.
Reducing plastic production will be the next step.
Plastic crediting is an innovative financial tool that drives investment into plastic waste collection systems and new recycling ventures. Companies can compensate for the plastic pollution they cannot yet prevent by investing in projects that generate Plastic Credits
Every 60 seconds, about a million drinks (mainly in plastic containers) are sold worldwide. That massive amount plus the other things that come in plastic add up to more than 350 million tonnes a year. Reducing, reusing and recycling plastic is key in countering the devastation wreaked by climate change.
Separate your waste into different bins so you can follow the recycling rules in your area.
Make sure your waste is clean before recycling it.
Use a compost bin for your food waste or follow your local food waste initiative.
Reduce means to make smaller/less in amount.
Reuse means to use something again, either for its original purpose or repurposed for a different task.
Recycle means to convert waste into material that can be used to remake the item, or to make something else.
Recycle: This involves processing used plastics into new materials, reducing the need for virgin plastic production. Proper sorting and disposal of plastic waste are crucial for effective recycling.