Polusyon sa plastik

Plastic pollution

Plastic pollution affects seas, beaches, rivers and land (clockwise from top left:)

• Olive ridley sea turtle entangled in a ghost net in the Maldives
• Plastic pollution of Sharm el-Naga beach, near Safaga, Egypt
• Piles of plastic waste on the government-authorized "garbage island" of Thilafushi
• A tributary of the Wouri River in Douala, Cameroon, completely clogged with plastic

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Lecture of Erik van Sebille (Utrecht University) on plastic pollution.

An polusyon sa plastik iyo an akumulasyon nin mga bagay asin partikulo na gibo sa plastik (hal. plastik na bote, bag, asin microbeads) sa kapalibutan kan kinaban na nakakadanyar sa mga tawo, hayop, asin sa saindang istaran.^{[1] [2]} An mga plastik na nagigin mga polyutant pigkakategorya susog sa sukol bilang mikro-, meso-, o macro debris.^[3] An mga plastik barato asin masarig kaya igwa sinda ning manlain-lain na gamit; bilang resulta, pinipili kan mga pabrika na gumamit nin plastik kisa sa iba pang materyales.^[4] Minsan siring, an kemikal na estruktura kan kadaklan sa mga plastik ginigibo sindang resistant sa natural na proseso nin pagkaraot asin bilang resulta haloy sindang malapa.^[5] Magkaibahan, an duwang bagay na ini nagkakawsa para dakol na plastik an makalaog sa kapalibutan bilang dai namanihar na ati asin na ini magdanay sa ekosistema.  

Susugan

1. "Plastic pollution". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved 1 August 2013.
2. Laura Parker (June 2018). "We Depend on Plastic. Now We're Drowning in It". NationalGeographic.com. Retrieved 25 June 2018.
3. Hammer, J; Kraak, MH; Parsons, JR (2012). "Plastics in the marine environment: the dark side of a modern gift". Reviews of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 220: 1–44. doi:10.1007/978-1-4614-3414-6_1. ISBN 978-1-4614-3413-9. PMID 22610295. S2CID 5842747.
4. Hester, Ronald E.; Harrison, R. M. (editors) (2011). Marine Pollution and Human Health. Royal Society of Chemistry. pp. 84–85. ISBN 184973240X
5. Le Guern, Claire (March 2018). "When The Mermaids Cry: The Great Plastic Tide". Coastal Care. Archived from the original on 5 April 2018. Retrieved 10 November 2018.