To preface this Q&A, different plastics and plastic thickness have different decomposition times. For example, plastic foam will never decompose.
I have seen some websites say it takes 10-12 years to decompose (which is hard to believe), another say 450-800 years, and yet another say 1000 years. Apparently, there is some debate about the definition of "decomposed": Plastic never fully decomposes. Over time it goes through a process of photo degradation and breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces.
That's called the "half-life".That's called the "half-life".That's called the "half-life".That's called the "half-life".
That would be 12 bags (4 layers, 3 bags to the layer) at 80# each: 960# (about a half-ton).
we can save our environment by not using plastic bags. not littering anywhere . keep our surroundings clean.
Helium does not have a half life as it is stable.
That is the half-life - the 6 hours in this case.That is the half-life - the 6 hours in this case.That is the half-life - the 6 hours in this case.That is the half-life - the 6 hours in this case.
say no to plastic or say no to human life by m.s.modi
Depends on what plastic, if any have half lifes at all :P
What can plastic bags be recycled into?
Yes you can plastic. Many "plastic" shopping bags are now made from rice. Their life is fairly short and they disintegrate completely, so saving real plastic bags from polluting our world.
No, plastic. Hence the name "plastic" bags.
we can destroy plastic bags by recycling.
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plastic bags are harmful for us . plastic bags should be banned . we donot
No, I don't think plastic bags are better than cloth bags. First, the quality of cloth is better than plastic. Second, cloth bags are more beautiful than plastic bags.
plastic bags can be replaced by jute bags ..
In my opinion they should stop. Any plastic bags that float in rivers release chemicals in the river and kill the plants and fish life. They should resort to reusable bags. Or use paper bags.
Plastic bags are made from polyurethane and petroleum. The initial making of plastic bags was sometime in the 1950's.