The fight against coronavirus banged to the environment

It was a major increase in the consumption of disposable materials during the fight against coronavirus. Nylon bag sales in the markets reached high quantities. Experts think that the trend of people with disposable materials will hit a big blow to fight the environmentalist. One of the important reasons for this is that paper, plastic, bottles, cans can be sent directly to garbage fields against the possibility of being infected with materials such as the can.

Emission decreased plastic increased

It is considered that the veteran has created some positive effects for the environment due to reduced noise and air pollution. Reduction of industrial activities and traffic causes less greenhouse gas release. But the whole world creates an unfamiliar plastic pollution. Tom Szaky, founder and CEO of the recycling company TerraCycle, “The world breathes better as objective. This is large ironi. Because the world will breathe better, but it will wake up with a greater trash attack. “

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Disposable materials are safer but there are warnings of experts at this point. Disposable materials are not always healthy, even if they are produced without human hand. For example, there is a possibility that plastic cups in large bales are placed on vending machines with human hand. Instead, it is noted that the glass or stainless steel water mataras washed with water and soap are safer. In the same way, the nylon bags that are bought after shopping from the grocery stores are drawn six than the cloth bags washed with water and soap in our homes. [

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The struggle with coronavirus is among the materials that will go to trash without the hope of recycling, as well as plastic gloves and protective masks, which are the most spoken two materials on it. Mask and gloves are infected with them without recycling. Environmental groups recommend that municipalities only have recycling boxes that collect these materials, and they are sent to recycling by disinfecting waste from these boxes. Some municipalities in Turkey and in many parts of the world have just started to have recycle boxes that collect gloves and masks.