Reusable items take over!

Instead of using disposable materials that can only be used once, an individual can use items which can be used repeatedly. 

One can use a plastic bag to carry the groceries, right? However, things happen when these bags are used. When over-stretched, plastic bags literally loose their purpose, since they rip. Another example is when a person uses disposable cutlery and utensils. In addition, when one purchases a water bottle from the supermarket , he/she are buying thin, non-reusable (because of personal hygiene) plastic bottles which will eventually be thrown away. When these incidences happen, there is an abundance of plastic out in the environment, increasing the risk of the plastic being blown away because it was thrown out in the open, resulting in it to be loose in our environment. This makes it more likely for microplastic to form and it also increases in the reality of the plastic being blown into the ocean, which is very harmful for the marine life. 

However, by using reusable items or if really needed, biodegradable materials, the amount of plastic thrown away will dramatically decrease. Reusable items are sustainable since they can be used more than once, saving money. Biodegradable materials are ECO-FRIENDLY, since they are made from natural substances despite the fact that they can only be used once. 

The formation of harmful microplastics, litter all around and plastics end up going out to sea are all struggles that can slowly be fixed by using reusable or biodegradable substances. 

The effect of these problems:

1) Microplastics: Plastic takes a very long time to disintegrate and when it almost does, microplastics form. These small, microscopic plastics can easily by found in the food that people eat. For instance if some microplastics end up in the ocean, they can be ingested by the fish that humans eat. This increases the risk of plastic to enter our bodies, which isn't good for our health. 

2) Plastic in the sea: This effects the marine creatures living below the blue seas negatively since it could lead in them becoming extinct. When marine creatures, more specifically, turtles see a plastic bag, they have the intention that it's a jelly fish and so, they eat it, leading for them to end up choking and so, they die. Furthermore, the plastic in the sea is also a type of water pollution, making the oceans a dirty and unpleasant habitat for the sea creatures to live in. Plus, when humans see large amounts of gathered plastic floating above the sea-water, it wouldn't be such a pleasant sight, resulting in them to not want to go down for a swim and that's just a small patch. Imagine facing a whole, entire island formed by plastic materials. 

This solution serves the present and of course, future generations. This is because it is intended to make our Earth a brighter, greener place with clear, clean oceans and healthy natural food. 

Every reusable or biodegradable product made will be sorted in groups of who will indeed use them, making it more fun and efficient for their users.