no there is not because a plastic bag is not biodegradable
Plastic bags are made from polymers that take hundreds to thousands of years to decompose in the environment. They break down into smaller pieces known as microplastics, which can persist in the environment indefinitely, posing a threat to wildlife and ecosystems. This is why people often say that plastic bags "stay forever."
True green bags, that is, biodegradable bags and not simply any bags that are colored green, are made from bio-plastic. Bio-plastic is made from 100% plant material such as corn starch. Some 'green' bags are made from only say 20% or 30% bio-plastic, which makes them worse than useless as they are supposed to break down in compost but do not. Andrew Boughton, capitalC.us, Sydney Australia.
"plastic bags" in Spanish is "bolsas de plástico".
say no to plastic or say no to human life by m.s.modi
Delhi, the capital of India, has a fine of 100,000 rupees and a possible five-year jail term for using non-biodegradable bags. Estimates say more than 10 million plastic bags were used in the city every day. The streets were littered with them. Plastic bags are made with polythene which takes hundreds of years to decompose. Polythene is also made from oil, a fossil fuel.
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
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Say goodbye to single-use plastic bags and embrace the trend of reusable grocery bags. With eye-catching designs and sturdy materials like canvas or recycled plastic, these bags make grocery shopping a fashionable affair. Foldable and compact, they are easy to carry in your purse or car, promoting both style and sustainability.
Probably I would say it would be plastic shopping bags and soda can holders.
Very much not, although there are some biodegradable plastics which are manufactured. These biodegradable plastics are known to cause pollution as they emit toxic and greenhouse gases, as well as harmful substances. If I were you, I'd choose reusable bags rather than recyclable ones. Another answer Yes - by adding exciting new biodegradable additive technology, like that pioneered by ENSO Bottles, everyday plastics become biodegradable plastics! Many companies are out there making claims related to biodegradable plastics or compostable plastics. But when asked to back it up with scientific proof, they say that the information can not be made available for review. ENSO is proud to have certified, 3rd party laboratory test data made publicly available which proves that the plastics treated with our additive will biodegrade in a landfill environment. And ENSO continues to push the envelope to benefit the planet.
Plastic,plastic,plastic.We use plastic everyday.Everyday,more than1,00,000 plastic bags are used.Do you know that how we say it harmful.If you do not than I will tell you.Plastic is very harmful to our life.It does not decompose for 1000s of years.In other words it does not decompose.so do not use plastic. from-Shaily jain VI - C
As a retailer, you know that plastic bags are the cheapest bags that you can give to your customers. However, you also know that they are not the most environmentally friendly option available. Many customers still like using plastic bags, and might be disappointed if you stopped using them entirely. Others, however, might be frustrated at your lack of environmental conscience. Fortunately, you can provide your customers with the plastic bags they want and still do your part to help out the environment. Here are several ways to stay green while still keeping plastic bags on hand for the customers that want them. If at all possible, purchase wholesale plastic bags that are at least partially made of recycled material. If a customer complains that you still use plastic bags, you can say that many customers still prefer them. You can then add that you only use bags that are made of at least some post-consumer content. Plastic bags with post-consumer content are not much more expensive than traditional plastic bags. You can also add a recycling station for the plastic bags at your store. Encourage your customers to bring their used plastic bags back to the store. Contact your local recycling center for information on where you can take or send these used bags. Although most local recycling centers do not accept plastic bags, they should have contact information for the nearest facility that does accept them. Finally, encourage your customers to use reusable shopping bags when they shop. Many retail stores do this by offering a small, token discount for each bag that a customer brings in to use. This discount is usually five or ten cents off the total purchase price. You could even sell reusable bags in the store next to the checkout. If you can encourage more of your customers to bring their own bags with them while shopping, you will need to purchase fewer plastic bags. This can help you save money as well. If you use these tips, you will be able to reduce your store’s environmental impact while keeping your customers and your bottom line happy.