Hello stewards of the Earth!



Across the vast planet, our oceans face an invisible enemy: plastic pollution. Take a journey with Plaseeka today to learn about the huge impact plastic and microplastics have on our ocean partners. Our once vibrant oceans are now facing a crisis and it is time for us to respond.


Imagine a turtle that instinctively mistakes a plastic bag for a tasty jellyfish, or a fish that unconsciously eats small pieces of plastic, thinking they are tasty food. The effects of such an encounter would ripple through the entire marine ecosystem and cause devastating damage. Plaseeka is more than just an event; This is a call to action. We are witnessing marine life suffering from our addiction to convenience oriented plastic choices.


 

It's time to ditch single-use plastics and embrace eco-friendly alternatives. Imagine how our oceans would change - crystal clear, thriving marine life and free of the dangers of plastic consumption. Plaseeka is on a mission to secure the future and we invite you to be an integral part of this transformative journey. As guardians of the blue planet, we hold the key to change. By getting rid of single-use plastic, we can pave the way for a vibrant future for our garden. Plaseeka is at the forefront of this movement, serving as a beacon to encourage us to reevaluate our choices for the sake of our oceans and the creatures that call them home.


                                                                                                  


Join the fight against single-use plastics. Using sustainable alternatives will preserve the vitality of our oceans for future generations. Each of us has the power to make a difference. Let's create a wave of change together and take action against plastic pollution. Immerse yourself in Plaseek's adventures - small actions herald big changes. 🌊 #Plasteeka #SaveOurOceans     




                                                     



    



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Get to know the impact of plastic on your health

Image
  Did you know that the chemicals from the plastic can cause cancer, defects and immunity problems? Did you know that plastic never dies and it stays forever? You're probably not the only one, this is why it's one of the most dangerous thing on the human health. Many know that plastic is dangerous and causes a lot of harm, however people always tend to neglect the fact that every single use and plastic waste can cause a serious threat to the environment and to the human health.           As the world evolves, we come to realization about the severe relationship between plastic and human health. From getting to know the life cycle of the plastic to accumulating plastic in our food and water.  Therefore, throwing plastic, usually through burning, releases toxic contaminants into the air, which then results to respiratory problems and potential long-term health consequences. The more we rely on plastic, the more we are need for proactive actions to r...
Read more

Beyond the Surface, The Silent Threat of Plastic on the Environment

Image
Did you ever feel the urge to escape from the daily life chaos to a beautiful beach where the waves gently lapping at the shore? It’s a kind of a scene that everyone of us need to escape our stressful days. Now, shift your focus to another scene where the plastic bottles thrown on the shore and the plastic bags are floating on the ocean, making the world in a great shock from how the plastic has reached to become a great threat to our environment. Plastic is already an integral part of our daily life, but a lot of people turn blind eye on how dangerous plastic could negatively affect the oceans and the environment. In this blog, we will unravel how plastic is a great threat to our environment, dives deep into the consequences of plastic pollution that extend far beyond what meets our eyes.  Plastic nowadays become a main issue in every aspect of our life. There are estimated that 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic enters the ocean and about 269,000 tons floating on the surface. The co...
Read more