Introduction

Plastic sustainability is crucial for several reasons. As plastic is widely used and frequently discarded, it often becomes common litter. The limited space available for waste disposal leads to plastic trash being dumped into the ocean, causing significant marine pollution. Sea creatures ingest plastic, which can intoxicate them and disrupt the marine food chain. When humans consume these contaminated sea creatures, it poses serious health risks. Additionally, many other wildlife species are affected by plastic waste, as animals can become entangled in plastic debris, leading to injury or death. The environmental impact extends beyond wildlife, as plastic pollution contributes to habitat destruction and the degradation of natural ecosystems. By addressing plastic sustainability, we can reduce these negative impacts, protect biodiversity, and ensure a healthier planet for future generations.