The Ultimate Solution

[Chinmay Gore]

Namaskar,
Now it's actually a hightime to start a serious thought regarding the 'Plastic Menace'.
But now, what is the solution to the already lying Plastic Waste on our beautiful planet Earth.
Also suggest some 'Ultimate Solution' to this increasing menace?

[keshav d. gupta]

Hello, before knowing the ultimate solution we should take an oath for not to use or minimum use of plastic. Can we do this. It will also become very good that we every one prepare minimum ten person for not using plastic bags.

[Chinmay Gore]

Namaskar
good point started
We should firstly take an oath regarding 'no-use plastics' and also about convincing at least 10 people regardig the desired Plastic expulsion.
But we must do something regarding the present Plastic Kachara

[keshav d. gupta]

Hi Chinmay, You raised a big question about present plastic kachara. In present time when plastic is much used in all over the world this is not a small problem. Have you seen the Earth matters episode which was telecasted on Jan 13, 2008. But now " Beeti tahi bisar de Aage ki sudhi le" So friend, It is right time to create an awareness for not use or lesser use of plastic. Can we aware the shopkeepers for not using plastic bags for goods or Can we give them adequate availability of paper bags.

[joydeep]

I think that it's high time for the govt. to seriously deal with this menace of plastics.
Small mills producing thin poly-bags should be banned.
Instead of doing propaganda for plastic, it should promote the production and usage of cheap paper, cotton and jute bags along with the help of NGOs and corporate houses.
It can start a scheme of collecting waste polythene wastes by providing some sort of incentives to the ragpickers hence ensuring effective clean-up of such wastes.

[keshav d. gupta]

Hi, it is superfluous to have a hope on Govt. Before some years Raj. Govt. also has banned thin poly-bags. But nothing was done. Until everybody will not think about this problem nothing will done. By providing some sort of incentives to the rag pickers can we really clean- up such wastes. I think 'NO'. Than what method should be proper to clean- up such wastes? I invite your unique ideas.