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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- A senior United Nations official said India has set an example on the world stage by committing to beat plastic pollution and showcased best practices and innovations to overcome the challenge. Speaking ahead of the World Environment Day on June 5, to which India is the global host, Naysan Sahba, director of the UN Environment Programme's Division of Communications and Public Information, said India is "very active" in tackling issues related to environmental pollution. On this edition of ‘The Big Picture’ we analyse the dangers of plastic.
Guests - Siddhanta Das, Director General, Forests,
Chetan Chauhan, Deputy National Affairs Editor, Hindustan Times,
Prof. C.K. Varshney, Environmentalist,
Dr. Amit Munjal, Cardiologist, W Pratiksha Hospital
Anchor: Frank Rausan Pereira
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Topic- plastic
Plastic is a non degradable substance which once generated remains in our ecosystem for a long time and if used for more than once, it gradually broke into a no. Of fine micro plastic particals which reaches our human body more easily
How plastic reaches human body - food item or water in the plastic bottles if stays for a longer period can accumulate micro plastic particles plus if food is heated in a plastic container then also toxic from the plastic can reaches to the food and from there to our body
Health hazards- itching, eyes watering, fever are some short term effect, if plastic keep on going to our body for longer duration it can lead to cancer
What should be done- awareness among the people's about the negative effects of plastic. Some strict actions of the government for ban on single use plastic or used plastic imports. Incentives must be given to the industries if they reduce their plastic use. More money must be spend on R&D of new organic plastics so that in the long run they can be cost effective. More R&D on Use of plastic for energy generation, road making etc.
A huge campaign funded by government, involving celebrities to reduce the use of plastic.
Warnings on plastic containers as there are in tobacco packets.
Conclusion - about 60% of the marine plastic waste is contributed by South Asia which through marine being return back to us. Plastic today is present everywhere around us so it will be impossible to ban plastic completely but what can be done is a behavioral change in long run of using plastic but only as the last option.
This is my first answer writing practice. Bare with me for poor writing skills and broken Grammer
vipul bisht very noce vipul
Good effort
Please provide summaries like this everyday.I will be waiting.
Very nice vipul.. really after seeing your comment on the knowledge u bought up on the dangers of plastic. Even I wanted to start putting up my views n practice my answer writing. Thnku
The best anchor and wonderful channel RSTv...😊
Worth listening to professor very knowledgeable. Govt should elect person like him and start implementing from now on.
that will hurt some UPSC aspirants.
Apart from points discussed i would like to add one more thing.
Shopkeepers keep plastic bags bcz they get them at cheap rate as compared to cloth bags..it is necessary to cut down rates of cloth bags less than plastic ones so that they dont buy and sell their products in plastic bags to others.
cool stuff why blame shopkeepers. It is more for the buyer to keep cloth bag with him. N sometime back it was introduced. HP is one state which has made this mandatory.
M not blaming anyone.its just a step we can take towards..many a times it happens one goes for window shopping incase one likes something he buys that..in that case he will not search for a cloth bag around na...take for example big bazzaar they are also providing customers with poly bags.
I think people will buy cloth until it's cost is less & then once the subsidised cloth bags go away, plastic will be back. Needs a behavioural change altogether in the people.
himachal pradesh is the first province which beat plastic. our campaign is truely complete when whole world is plastic free mostly one time use plastic.
Prof. was best among
The cardiologist was a disappointment as was the HT Editor.
Saumya Arazanka
I second, they presented plenty of vague opinions with little backing.
Doctor does not deserve to be a rstv penalist
it was very dynamic discussion but panel gave less corner to alternatives of plastic as such cotton bags, handmade woolen bags, bags made from silk, also the bags made from roots of some plants they degradable 100 percents..overall superb..love u rajyasabha channel...thanks
Mr. Chetan chauhan is a disappointment...His figures are hugely wrong & contradictory with official data. & his knowledge is also questionable.
Get a good doctor next time!
Thank you Mr. Professor and all.
I will remember your suggestions again.
so much important information and solution in 28 minute discussion
many sides were poorly discussed in this episode.
the main thing is the waste or sludge that remains after distillation which is converted to synthetic products cannot be safely stored. it may add up the cost of production of petroleum products like diesel and petrol.
so the sooner we stop hydrocarbons usage the sooner plastics will have a safer death.
Prof. has v good points regarding plastic waste problem towards environment
Please provide subtitles on regular basis
Nice discussion. keep it up & very helpful for competitive exam
Great to listen proffessor
Very poor panel of speakers esp the doctor.
The only way to tackel this meance is to provide a substitute or alternative on which we can bank upon.if one has a option to choose then definitely we will choose the product which is environment friendly and cost effective for a common man.the final point I would like to flag down here simply banning will not work it would have further repercussions which will bring hardship for the people.
good discussion, especially the DG of Forests and the environmentalist . Very decent anchoring
Professor is very knowledgeable and an amazing speaker .he puts his point with full clarity and coherently..
Frank your involvement&forwarding discussion fantastic.Prof. C.K. Varshney sir knowldge amazing.please call this type of (professor varshney)well knowledged persons.we can learn so much things from varshney sir.
Wonderful show Mr. Frank..
Forest director n professor. best speaker I wish I would like become like them thanks
Doctor doesn't have knowledge about plastics
Please don't call them who doesn't have knowledge about subject & give constructive decision & ideas
# say goodbye to plastic......
Dar Suraya , in himachal pradesh we'r not using plastic. already beat it.
##No to plastic....
Prof Varshney has bigger solutions , govt should listen to him
Since long everybody know that plastic in not good to health and environment, but still can't do any significant control, why? ....the core of the solution is to bring up one alternative first, banning to use in pubic will not be effective, until there is ban in production. Govt should invest on recycling, alternative biodegradable. Util there is stop in production, or providing an alternative, plastic will continue to be used.
magnet khuraijam Why anyone will ban it if public is happily accepting plastic.We need to refuse plastic for making it economically unviable for its producers. That'why it is said,"Be the change which you wants to see in the world".
there is some difference between idealistic and realistic.
That's what I'm saying.
we need to discovered things like plastic
if the trend of consumerism is minimized, only then plastic use can be decreased and plastic use can be stopped.
really very good
It can be solved by demand supply rule as demand decrease supply also decrease. People need to understand the problem. So it will be win win for us
according to me public awareness is the prime solution to this
public should know the adverse effect of plastic so that they can implement it in there day to day life we cannot simply blame the goverment to this because ultimately we are responsible for this we are encouraging the plastic company to produce more plastic for over convinence
lastly we should take example fromt the neighbouring countries how they tackling such kind of situation in there country
use copper water bottle.
good for health.
Can a common man afford a copper water bottle?
yes, and the more relevant question you should ask yourself should be that whether you could afford a copper water bottle. stop playing victim card, if you are aware of the hazards of plastic you should promote the alternatives rather than just crying like a 10 year old boy.
C k varshney is good explain call him more and more time
Professor is an awesome environmentalist.
please add subtitle with english
thank you professor and all
Plastic is completely no no 🤣
Please add caption behind
Rstv is best and anchor also..
Please start it in hindi 🙏
Chetan sir thanks
So needed
#saynotoplastic
War start
The water we drink in #plastic bottles during these summer could lead to #cancer ?? 😨 we were not aware of this fact. - thank u for such an informative session. 👍
While the debate in english can u add hindi subtitles on screen plz..