What Is the Problem Every Day?

The term garbage must be familiar to our ears. If you hear the term garbage, surely that comes to mind is a pile of waste that causes a very stinging smell.

Waste is defined as undesired waste material after the end of a process that tends to damage the surrounding environment. In the natural process, there is actually no concept of waste, only the products produced after and during the natural process take place.

Waste can bring a bad impact on human health conditions. If the garbage is disposed of in random or stacked without good management, it will cause serious health impacts. a pile of rubbish left alone will bring in insects (flies, cockroaches, ticks, and others) that carry germs.

But humans do not realize that every day human beings produce waste, both organic and inorganic waste.

NASA has released a short animation that shows waste in the world's oceans. From the animation, it appears that garbage accumulates in the five largest oceans of Earth, namely the Indian Ocean, the Pacific (north and south), and the Atlantic (north and south). all the rubbish was carried away to form giant garbage islands.

NASA data also shows if per year there are about 8 million tons of waste that most of the plastic ends in the ocean. unfortunately, the majority of the garbage comes from countries in Asia, namely China, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam and Sri Lanka.

Currently the garbage forms a garbage island around America, the Caribbean Islands, Chile, Brazil, and Australia. besides endangering the environment, the waste is very deadly for wild animals.

World Economic Forum (WEF) predicts that by 2050, the amount of plastics in the oceans will be more than fish. they estimate that by 2050 the number of globally produced plastics will triple to 1.124 billion tonnes.

Will the world's society be aware of the problems it causes every day?

please give your opinion how the waste problem can be solved !!

Save our next generation from trash.