Plastics take hundreds of years to decompose, and when they do, they release harmful chemicals into the environment. By recycling plastic, we reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and oceans, protecting wildlife and natural habitats.

Plastic has various harmful effects on human life, from direct exposure to toxic chemicals to the indirect health risks associated with plastic pollution. Chemicals in plastics like BPA and phthalates can disrupt hormones, affect reproduction and development, and contribute to a range of health issues. Microplastics and plastic waste also pose environmental and health risks, highlighting the need for more sustainable alternatives, better waste management, and increased awareness of the dangers of plastic in our daily lives.