Writing report

It is true that plastic materials have become a stultifying and increasing environmental issue in recent years, due to its risks to marine life and habitats. In order to mitigate this catastrophic problem, several measures from the governments and indivuduals can be implemented to partly reduce plastic in the foreseeable future. On the one hand, the government can treat plastic wastes by certain actions. First and foremost, as plastic is one of the most affordable materials for manufacturers, it have been significantly facilitated on the shopping industry, triggering even more plastic garbages. It is utterly obvious that these materials can harm the marine food chain and habitats, if they are inappropriately sorted and treated, before releasing into ocean. Hence, to prevent plastics from being thrown out to marine live, recycling factories should be built to collect the plastic products and treat them in precise locations. Moreover, the authorities should introduce several viable alternatives, such as paper cups or paper bags, which are more environmentally sustainable. Therefore, the phenomenon of plastic pollution could be considerably solved in the oceans, with the replacement of plastic from its exclusive position in the market. On the other hand, individuals can have many effective practises to eliminate plastic from oceans. One major activities is to responsibly sorted plastic wastes and other trashes in different bins. This action is now being popularized in many countries, including the Vietnamese schools, whose enforcements have been practiced for many years. Consequently, waste collecting organizations can save a huge amount of time and expenditure for sorting plastic, encouraging them to continue treating plastic accurately. Furthermore, everyone can actively recycle their plastic bottles and boxes into plant vases or decorative boxes, and publish the new items on social media. Thus, the recycling practices will be more popular in the community, effectively resolve the plastic issues. In conclusion, humankinds can enforce many solutions to address the increasing phenomenon of plastic pollution in oceans. While the authorities can enact policies to construct recycling factories or introduce more environmentally-friendly alternatives for plastic, indiviuduals should generate the personal responsibilities with simple actions, such as sorting recycled trashes or actively recycling plastic products.