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B Punija

Net Zero Strategist.... • 1y

"India is projected to emit 7.4 million tons of mismanaged plastic in 2024. Are current regulations enough to tackle this crisis? It's time for producers to take responsibility. The current regulations clearly aren't as effective as it should be.

Nawal
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SELF • 1y

Nobody is serious about climate change, in next 10 year we'll see what exactly we did with our nature .

B Punija

Net Zero Strategist.... • 1y

In the debate over plastic responsibility, both producers and consumers hold key roles. Producers respond to market demand, yet without consumers warning signs, change remains stagnant. Notably, only a minor percentage of plastics are recyclable, leaving the majority destined for landfills.

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Nawal
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SELF • 1y

Totally agree with you, but still govt should be imposing some sort of rules over to control the use of plastic

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