Recycling Plastic Bags


by Marcus Peterson - Date: 2007-01-09 - Word Count: 281 Share This!

Although plastic bags are the most reasonably priced and widely used all over the world, in the past few decades, the use of plastic has been condemned by many organizations due to certain environmental reasons. It has been found that plastic is extremely hazardous and causes severe damage to the earth and subsequently, to the creatures inhabiting it. Plastic does not degrade when buried in the earth and emits toxic fumes when incinerated. To minimize this damage, many companies have now begun to produce and widely market recycling plastic bags, which do not cause as much damage to the earth and soil as normal plastic bags do.

The recycling plastic bags can be usually distinguished from other kinds of plastic bags as these have a symbol of recycling printed on them. The symbol of recycling is the three arrows arranged in a triangular shape. These bags have started to gain popularity with not just many environmental groups and organizations but also with the government and people who have all realized the value of a clean and healthy environment.

These recycling plastic bags are priced marginally higher than the other kinds of plastic bags, due to the efforts that go into making them. This however, has not deterred the buyers of these bags as they feel it is a small price to pay for a clean earth. Recycling bags are most commonly used for litter and garbage but they can be used for storage purposes as well. These bags are also reusable, further adding to their value. They are available in a variety of colors and sizes. Many people still prefer the normal kind of plastic bags due to their availability and cost effectiveness.


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