
Plastic pollution (L2.1.7)
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Objectives
At the end of this topic students should be able to:
Identify plastic pollution
Recognise the impact of plastic on the environment.
Identify the many ways that they contribute to plastic pollution.
Make decisions that will lead to a reduction in plastic pollution.
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The problem with plastic
Plastic is an amazing man-made material used to make all kinds of important things. Bike helmets, car airbags and many medical supplies made with plastic save lives, and plastic water bottles can bring clean drinking water to people who don’t have it.
The problem is that most of us use more plastic than we need to, and half of the plastic we produce is designed to be used only once and then thrown away.
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Single use plastic (SUP)
Plastic that is made to be used only once is called ‘single-use plastic. It is used to make all kinds of items, such as shopping bags, straws, food wrappers and various packaging.
And because plastic takes over 400 years to decompose (break down), it stays in the natural world, causing damage, for a very long time.
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Plastics do not biodegrade. The just break into smaller and smaller pieces.
Plastic pieces smaller than 5 mm are called microplastics and these can be found in the air, in the soil, on our beaches and in our water.
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Microplastics
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Animals and birds can get trapped, tangled and even strangled by all kinds of plastic waste.
They also mistake small bits of plastic, such as bottle tops and wrappers, for food and eat them – leaving no room in their swollen tummies for real food.
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Why is plastic waste bad for animals?
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When plastic breaks down in the ocean, it doesn’t break down completely – it just gets smaller and ends up being swallowed by fish and other marine animals and birds. The tiny particles of plastic absorb toxic industrial chemicals which, when eaten by fish, are absorbed into their tissues and are eventually eaten by humans.
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Why is plastic waste bad for you?
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Practice the 7Rs
Rethink how we use plastic
Refuse plastic
Reduce the amount of single-use plastic you and your family use
Drink from reusable water bottles
Use reusable shopping bags
Ask your parents not to buy things wrapped in plastic.
What can we do about plastic pollution?
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This activity contributes towards student’s eligibility for receiving a Rethink badge
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Multiple Choice
Select the image which best describes microplastics
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Multiple Select
Select ALL that are affected by plastic pollution
Turtles
Fish
Humans
Ocean
Animals
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Multiple Choice
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Animals can die of starvation when they eat plastic because they think it is food
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Multiple Choice
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The chemicals from plastic can affect humans when we eat fish
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Multiple Choice
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Which type of plastic creates the greatest damage to the environment?
Reusable plastic
Single use plastic
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Open Ended
Make a list of 3 ways plastic affects humans
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