Why use reusable coffee cups?
Because the sea can no longer afford plastic garbage. Why choose our reusable coffee cups? It is lightweight, foldable and easy to carry. Join us and protect our only planet.
Bring your own reusable coffee cups out when you buying for coffee and reduce the plastic or paper cups. Also, do not use a straw when drinking a drink, use a reusable straw instead. Then bring your own shopping bag and ECO-friendly tableware when you outside shopping or dining, refuse the store plastic bag or plastic tableware.
The problem of ocean pollution by plastics is getting more and more serious. In the past ten years, we have produced more plastics than in the past 100 years. Recently, the survey found that there are about 5 trillion in global seas. Plastic fragments. What does 5 trillion mean? Probably about 400 rounds or more around the earth! To make matters worse, by 2025, the amount of plastic waste in these oceans is expected to triple.
The issue of environmental protection
In recent years, people in various countries have begun to face up to the issue of environmental protection. Everyone finds that the use of plastics accounts for a large proportion of daily life. Where do the plastic wastes we manufacture eventually go? The answer is that 80% of the rubbish is in the ocean. We use the ocean as a trash can. Until today, the photos of the animals after their death and the changes in the Earth’s climate have proved that these plastics are for marine life and The entire Earth ecosystem has a devastating impact. In order to alleviate this pollution and damage, recycling and recycling become a national responsibility.
Plastic is incredibly versatile and long-lasting, finding its way into every corner of our lives. But the very qualities that make plastic so useful also make it a huge problem. Cheap and disposable, plastic has been a symbol of our throwaway culture. As a result, vast quantities pollute our world. Much of it flows into the oceans, turning them into a plastic soup. A truckload of plastic enters the ocean every single minute and UK supermarkets produce 800,000 tonnes every year. With production increasing, that’s set to rise.
Bringing your own cups
Bottles, pots, and food trays are immediately obvious, but other types of plastic pollution can be harder to spot. When plastic breaks down it don’t disappear, it gets smaller creating tiny particles called microplastics. Even clothes made from artificial materials shed microplastic fibers when they’re washed. Microbeads, another type of microplastic, are sometimes added to products such as cosmetics and toothpaste. Impossible to filter from wastewater, they end up in our oceans. Stop using the plastic bottle by bringing your own cups, like reusable coffee cups or stainless steel thermos bottles.
Under various kinds of pollution, governments have vigorously promoted the classification of resource recycling, as if treating this plastic garbage correctly can reduce the damage. However, according to our understanding, only about 9% of these plastic products can be recycled in the world.
Others, although they have been properly recycled, may eventually go to the landfill and cannot be properly recycled. In the end, these plastics that cannot be recycled and decomposed will return to the land and the sea, and the ocean currents will spread all over the world.
It is still necessary to start from ourselves and start to reduce the amount of plastic used, and the company will start to reduce the production volume, and these plastics can really reduce. In fact, there are a few small methods around us that can be done at any time.
There are a variety of methods for plastic reduction. We share seven simple methods to avoid consuming and disposing of single-use plastics. We also welcome more methods. Marines and biodiversity around the world need to be maintained by us. Maybe because of a small move, you can save a little life of a marine animal!
So come on now, grab your own reusable coffee cups. Reduce the ocean garbage from now on.
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