So did I think about any solutions?
Yes, of course I did. But I don’t know whether it will solve the problem or not.
Once I borrowed ear bud from one of my pal (I need to clean my ear so much that sometimes I am short of ear buds) It had wood instead of what we have plastic pipes in ear buds. Now, you might ask how can we get woods then? Simple answer! Cut trees. Now you might argue that this has the same effect on the environment as the plastics. But remember at least we can plant trees.
Eye drop bottles…I guess it’s hard for this one. But in today’s tech world nothing seems impossible. May be researchers can create the medicine that won’t expire soon. Also, creating medicines in big bottles can help reduce more use of plastics. Now about shampoo and face wash bottles… I can’t help myself from buying those. So, no any comments on that. But maybe we can reduce the use of small sachets.
Fancy stationary things? I think both consumer and producer should be aware about it. I think awareness campaigns should importantly be held in industrial areas, so that people will be aware about consumption of plastic while producing goods. On the other hand, we customers should avoid buying stuffs that looks super cute but is not environment friendly.
“Green –It’s a way of life for us not just a slogan.”
On top of that, if you can get some cloth or wool bag, buy it because they are more environment friendly and durable. Now, you must be thinking me as just another person rambling about protecting environment. But I think we humans are needed to be reminded about things time and again.
