Waste
Banning problematic plastics may save the world up to $8 trillion by 2040
An immediate global ban would be more effective and more economical in the long term than slowly phasing them out
A new global study shows that banning problematic plastic products could result in economic savings ranging from $4.7 to $8 trillion between 2025 and 2040, with certain limitations and restrictions. The research, conducted by Earth Action focuses on plastics that are most likely to end up polluting the environment like expanded polystyrene packaging, PVC, single-use straws and cotton buds. Watch the video to know more.