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Which among the following methods will ensure proper use of getting rid of plastic waste? A. Burning Plastic waste.  B. Reusing it by throwing garbage in it.  C. Minimizing use of plastic.  D. Reusing plastic bags for carrying non -food items. 

Which among the following methods will ensure proper use of getting rid of plastic waste? A. Burning Plastic waste.  B. Reusing it by throwing garbage in it.  C. Minimizing use of plastic.  D. Reusing plastic bags for carrying non -food items.  Correct Answer C, D

Explanation:

  • The burning of plastic releases harmful gases which are not good for our health. 
  • Throwing garbage in plastic is not a proper way of reusing it. 
  • When stray animals look for food in these bags, they swallow them and it is harmful for their health. 
  • Also, using plastic to throw the garbage is hazardous for the environment as it doesn't get decomposed. 
  • We reuse plastic for carrying non-food items in it. 
  • Carrying food in plastic sometimes may not be good as plastic would affect the food and make it poisonous 
  • Also, we should minimize plastic use with biodegradable alternatives like Jute. 

So, the statements which are correct are C and D. 

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