Waste blown into rivers or oceans from overflowing bins and landfill sites.
The primary cause is the massive production and improper disposal of , which make up over 40% of all plastic waste. Major sources include: Waste blown into rivers or oceans from overflowing
Plastic pollution occurs because plastic is , meaning it does not break down naturally like food or paper. Instead, it lasts for hundreds of years, accumulating in oceans, rivers, and on land. It is categorized into three types based on size: Macro-debris: Large items like bottles and bags. Meso-debris: Medium-sized fragments. it lasts for hundreds of years