Earth is our home, Correction, the earth is the only planet we can live on and if we keep moving forward the way we are right now, soon it will end.
The planet will die and so will we.
The pollution is creating a hazard and we can already notice the changes in the climate and the effect of the same on the lives on the planet.
Our oceans are filled with plastic, and it is said that soon enough, the plastic waste will outnumber the marine life present in our sea.
We all understand it now, but how many of us are actually working to make it better?
Pat Smith, who lives in Cornwall, UK, saw the problem and decided to make a difference by contributing to how much she can.
The woman saw a documentary on plastic pollution and she could not take it out of her mind.
So in 2018, she pledged to clean one beach per week and then it all started. She did what she pledged for and by the end of the year 2018, she had cleaned 52 beaches.
People from her hometown saw her taking the challenge and volunteered to help her with the same.
The journey did not end with the 52 beaches in 52 weeks. Her mission is to make the world a better and more plastic-free place. For the same, she has launched an awareness mission called The Last Straw.
With the mission, she wishes to explain to people the uselessness of the plastic straws and how it can be reduced without any problem at all.
Plastic straws are one of the biggest contributors to the plastic waste around the world and they are useless in every way you can see.
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