It takes 16-17 generations to see the plastic bag finally broken.

i) One-time use plastic are responsible for littering the environment and clogging drains. This leads to stagnation of water which breeds mosquitoes. It results in malaria, dengue and chikungunya.
ii) One time use plastics are not recycled or reused. So it is a good initiative to ban the use of one- time use throwaway plastics.
iii) It reduces negative consequences of plastics on the environment.

i) Plastics do not decompose or biodegrade.
ii) One-time use plastics are responsible for littering the environment and clogging drains.
iii) Standing water breeds mosquitoes which cause malaria, dengue and chikungunya.
iv) Animals confuse plastic for food and eat it by accident.
v) Plastics cannot be digested and stays in intestine leads to harmful diseases.
vi) Microbeads present in household products washed down in drains and end up in soil pollution and water pollution

Natural fibre like cotton fabric is suitable to dress up and play in the summer. Cotton fabrics absorb moisture and allow air circulation making them cool and comfortable to wear.

A material that gets decomposed through if natural processes and action by bacteria is called biodegradable.