a. Designed for a few minutes of use, they often end up in landfills or pollute our oceans. b. Single-use plastics, like shopping bags, straws, and disposable cutlery, are a growing environmental concern. c. To tackle this issue, many places are banning single-use plastics or encouraging reusable alternatives. d. By carrying reusable bags, using paper straws, and choosing durable cutlery, we can all play a part in reducing plastic pollution and protecting our planet. e. These plastics break down ...

a. Designed for a few minutes of use, they often end up in landfills or pollute our oceans.

b. Single-use plastics, like shopping bags, straws, and disposable cutlery, are a growing environmental concern.

c. To tackle this issue, many places are banning single-use plastics or encouraging reusable alternatives.

d. By carrying reusable bags, using paper straws, and choosing durable cutlery, we can all play a part in reducing plastic pollution and protecting our planet.

e. These plastics break down into microplastics, harming wildlife and entering the food chain.