GROUP 3

2. a common single-use plastic that contributes to litter.
5. Global movement advocating for reduced plastic use.
6. making more eco-friendly choices, we can make a significant difference for...... generations
7. The accumulation of plastic waste causes damage to a complex network of living organisms and their environment.
10. The institution responsible for creating policies to address environmental issues, including plastic waste.
11. disruption can lead to hia type of health problem related to reproduction
14. one of the impacts of plastics pollution
19. respiratory disease worsened by exposure to plastic fumes
20. Minuscule plastic fragments, often less than 5 millimeters, that permeate ecosystems, food, and water, posing insidious long-term health risks due to their pervasive presence in the environment

1. Single-use plastics significantly contribute to a specific type of pollution
3. Animals living in natural habitats, both on land and in the sea, are at risk due to plastic pollution.
4. Alternatives to single-use plastics are often described as _____, focusing on reducing environmental harm. Products or practices that promote environmental sustainability.
8. a characteristic of single-use plastics that drives widespread usage despite their severe environmental and health consequences
9. Type of pollution that caused by plastic waste
12. term describes the gradual breakdown of plastics
13. Maintaining the system responsible for the exchange of gases in living organisms, which can be adversely affected by exposure to harmful fumes.
15. the primary environmental concern related to single-use plastics
16. Reduce plastic pollution by using this materials
17. effects on environment because plastic pollution.
18. The accumulation of discarded single-use plastics that requires costly management processes for disposal and recycling