yes, plastic bags can harm out waterways because if a plastic bags gets stuck in a pipe of something then the water will not work and you will have to pay money to get the plumber to come and fix it
They can suffocate young children and also harm the environment.
it can harm environment & our respiration system
Junk in the ocean can harm them. Example : they can get stuck in plastic bags.
other people think that plastic bags are harmfull to the envirnment, in witch they are, they also think that they harm animals and marin animals, witch is also true this is what other people think about plastic bags (hoped this help) :D
It is a waste of trees if u get paper bags. if u get plastic bags u also harm the planet... somehow idk
by avoiding the use of plastic .....in the place of plastic we can use jute bags it will also not harm our environment
Plastic bags can be easily blown by the wind and become scattered across the environment, getting tangled in trees, bushes, and waterways. They don't biodegrade quickly and can persist in the environment for hundreds of years, leading to a build-up of plastic litter that makes the surroundings look dirty and polluted. Wildlife might also mistake plastic bags for food, which can have detrimental effects on their health.
Pollution, Burning of trees, throwing plastic bags (non-biodegradable) into the sea/river/ocean
Paper brown grocery bags are argued to be better for the environment as they are biodegradable wheras some plastic bags can last decades and potentially harm wildlife.
Paper bags are enviromental friendly. They do not pollute the ground or the air of water. But plastic bags if buried can pollute the soil and ground water. Animals are also affected by plastic bags. If they eat it they die due to suffocation. There are no problems about paper bags. Even if anyone eats it., there is no harm in that.
To prevent turtles from eating plastic bags, we can help by reducing our use of single-use plastic bags, properly disposing of plastic waste, participating in beach clean-ups, and supporting legislation for plastic bag bans or regulations. Educating others about the harm plastic bags cause to turtles and marine life is also crucial in raising awareness and fostering change.
Well, friend, when you bring your reusable bags to the supermarket, you're helping to reduce the amount of plastic waste that ends up in our environment. By using your own bags, you're cutting down on the need for single-use plastic carrier bags that can harm wildlife and pollute our planet. It's a small change that can make a big difference in keeping our Earth beautiful and healthy.