I. Introduction Plastic bags is created in 1965 when Swedish company Celloplast come up with the design of modern plastic bags based on a tube of plastic sealed at the bottom to allow for the packaging of food. The design of plastic bags is an open at the top to insert such goods into the bags and handles for convenient carrying. This plastic bag was made from high-density polyethylene. It’s also made from oil, a non- renewable resources. A plastic bags are also known as polybag are a type of container made of thin, flexible, plastic film, non-woven fabric, or plastic textile. Nowadays, many people using plastic bags in their daily activities. People use plastic bags when buying something in shopping complex or at another place. Plastic …show more content…
Why people still use plastic bags? Why people still use plastic bags? It’s the common question that always being asking to the consumer. Some of people thinking that plastic bags always have their own benefit rather than using green bags or paper bags. Using plastic bags around the world being a habit to people when go shopping or to buy something. Many question being asking why people still use plastic bags and what the advantages of using plastic bags. The advantages of using plastic bags are divided to two. First the advantages for people and the other one is for environment. What is the advantages of using plastic bags for people? Plastic bags are more durable than paper bags (Sandra Ketcham ND). Its mean plastic bags are easy to be using and to be carry. When in rushing time, plastic bags are quicker to open and packaging items rather than paper bags. Plastic bags are reusable for many purpose. It’s also can be used as a trashcan liners or to pack and store miscellaneous items. Using plastic bags also can saving money. It’s because when using plastic bags we can save money from buying a green bags. Besides that, plastic bags has last considerably longer. It’s also can be rinsed out and repurposed. When using plastic bags, we can bring more than 6 goods whether light or heavier in single trip when …show more content…
To overcome the use of plastic bags, a few alternative were choose that include the responsible of local authorities and consumers. Why local authorities would be responsible to this issue and what would they do? Local authorities has a power to ban the plastic bags in our country. They can do a campaign to ban a plastic bag. When do a campaign for example at school, they also can give the information about the disadvantages of using plastic bags or impact when using plastic bags. They also inform about the fees that can be included if consumer don’t support the campaign. According to Uta Mihm (2014), China is one example of country that ban plastic bags. When it happen, China saved the estimated about 1.6 million tones of oil in year 2008 The other solution is implied the charges to consumer. Consumer will being charged if they don’t bring their green bags or carrier bags when go to shopping. Many people will think this alternatives will be doing because local authorities cannot control all the shop. Public opinion about this solution are wrong. It’s because the charges will be conduct by the retailer. The retailer will charge the consumer more than the price of the carrier bags or green bags that consumer will
Arguing over the use of plastic bags has stirred large debates over their effects on the ecosystem. In Adam B. Summer’s article, he argues that plastic bags do not present vast amounts environmental issues as some people believe. Thus, he provides his argument over the debate of plastic bags throughout his article. Summer utilizes the ethos, logos, and the pathos appeal in numerous aspects of his argument. Because of his creative usage of these appeals, Summer presents his readers with an extremely well-written argument.
Writing Diagnostic Adam B. Summers uses strong claims, facts, and evidence, as well as logical and emotional reasoning in his persuasive writing about plastic bags. His simple connection with the reader throughout the piece allowed him to convey his view on the ban of plastic bags to the audience. The well-thought-out essay, Bag Bans Bad for Freedom and Environment, shows how Adam B. Summers uses many analytical features to strengthen the persuasiveness of his claim, plastic bags should not be banned. Starting out the essay, Summers uses emotional and logical reasoning to relate to the reader.
In the passage from “Bag Ban Bad for Freedom and Environment”, the author, Adam B. Summers, makes an interesting case on why plastic bags should not be banned. Throughout the passage, Summers uses many examples and comparisons to describe how our world is not necessarily being harmed from plastic bags and that there are other uses for paper bags that would not be fulfilled if the bags were to be banned. He uses evidence, reasoning, and persuasive language and word choice to build his argument and persuade his audience that plastic bags should not be banned. In order to make his argument valid, Summers uses evidence and comparisons to support his claims.
Shopping cart theft is a huge problem that not only the city of Redding is experiences, but the surrounding areas as well. They members of the community, and board members, are getting tired of seeing shopping carts that have been taken off of store premises without permission, being left on the side of the road, in ditches, and in random places. Therefore, they are working on passing an ordinances in which the stores are responsible to label their carts, and figure out cart containment. And then when unauthorized individuals are found with carts they then could be brought up on theft charges. Which would lead to the shopping carts being impounded for the stores to pick up.
Due to the negative effects caused from plastic it will always play a role in our environment. One hundred different chemicals have been created after the 1950s to the current day. Something people do not realize is that throwing a plastic wrapper on the ground will end up in a birds stomach, burning plastic in a fire will end up in the air we breathe, and recycling plastic will end up back in our homes. The author states, “I don’t even shop anymore. Anything I need will just float
Executive Summary: There were three brands of garbage bag rolls: Limp-o-Lixo (Ad-Lider), Dover Roll (Fort Roll) and Koleta (Colmag). Ad-Lider Embalagens, SA was planning on introducing a new product line of handled garbage bags named as Fecha Facil. They wanted to know the preferences of target audience so that the impact of such attributes can be used for the deduction of success rate for Fecha Facil. Since a huge amount was invested into this product, thus they wanted a good return as well. The research conducted was comprised of mainly individual and focus group interviews in the market to be tested.
The article Bag Ban Bad for Freedom and Environment, by Adam B. Summers, argues that a ban placed on plastic grocery bags would be detrimental to the environment as well as to people. Summers builds his argument with the use of pathos, ethos, and statistics throughout the article. Summers uses pathos in the article to strengthen his argument. He is able to use two examples of the negative impacts of the possible ban on plastic bags.
About 71 percent of our planet Earth is covered by water, and the majority comes from the oceans (about 96.5 percent of all Earth’s water). It remains as the most expansive, diverse, and mysterious places on planet Earth. But it is being threatened by the pollution by people and nature itself. By polluting the habitat of marine organism will indirectly affect the ecosystem of the marine life. Marine life is dying and as the result the oceanic ecosystem is threatened.
ALDI specializes on its own labeled products brand, creates high quality products with fair features, designs and packaging, ALDI also focuses on the variety of products that are mostly needed in each and every household, so ALDI does not only offer food but also offers electronic products, clothes, household goods, health and beauty products. By creating ALDI’s exclusive own brands, ALDI can minimize the costs on the products itself, therefore listing low prices for customers; Also ALDI is fortunate enough for its high purchasing power from suppliers, therefore ALDI can bargain the best prices so it can keep low costs and low prices; Another several ways ALDI is minimizing costs is for example: cart renting, as well as ALDI’s re-usable bags to reduce costs and insure low prices and saving for customers. ALDI took into consideration the importance of locating its stores in places convenient for people and also accessible, also taking into consideration public transportation links and parking spaces available, creating online channels for customers to locate their nearest ALDI store; Yet unlike other supermarket ALDI is not opened for 24H, ALDI’s opening hours are at the times where people are most likely to go shopping to minimize cost. As mentioned before prices aren’t something ALDI can compromise on and one of ALDI’s strategies is minimizing costs for competitive
The use of plastic bags has been debated for years. Some people prefer to use them, and others would rather use substitutes, and most have their personal reasons why they lean one way or the other in the argument. In this article, the author addresses why he believes plastic bags should not be banned. The author, Adam B. Summers, uses various literary tools and appeals throughout his article, "Bag Ban Bad for Freedom and Environment," to support his argument that banning plastic bags would do more harm than good. Logical appeal is the most frequently used literary device in the passage.
That 's 30 percent of the global total. The top countries most responsible for the plastic pollution issue are as following, China, The Philippines, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Egypt, Malaysia, Nigeria, and Bangladesh. What are we gonna do about it? Switch bag materials or don 't even provide bags just make the people bring their own bags and then they can continue to reuse them and then we won 't have the issue of plastic ending up in the ocean. Innocent animals we haven 't even discovered yet are dying because people can 't walk 10 feet to a trash can.
The reason plastic is used in many products is because it can withstand up to tons of pressure per cm3, is cheap, is durable, and finally, there is no worry for discoloring. But these days, plastic is becoming a major problem the world has to deal with. Plastic is thrown into the ocean, and it is breaking down into very small pieces, and killing marine life, as they mistake those pieces to their prey. As a matter of fact, nearly all plastics are recyclable, but it 's the recycling companies ' machines that refuse to recycle that kind of plastic(eartheasy.com). I. Plastic, what have you done?
Imagine what happens if we keep on polluting our planet? What happens to our future generation? Since plastic takes years to biodegrade, if we keep polluting our environment with plastic, then our future generation will suffer from the environment around them. It also means that plastic and other trash will continue polluting the ocean, which can cause thousands of sea animals to go extinct, providing us with less source of food. Not only sea animals, but animals all over the world might extinct or become endangered because of pollution.
To begin, one way plastic bags should be banned is because they cause too much litter. For example, the International Coastal Cleanup in California has collected 7,825,319 plastic bags during the past twenty-five years (1). This shows
Obviously the development of producing plastic went to quick and people did not think of a unified and sustainable way of how to dispose the huge amount of plastic. Unfortunately many countries decided to dispose all the garbage into the ocean but also ship accidents are a reason why so much plastic accumulated in our ocean. Every year more than eight million tons of plastic waste leak into the ocean. A big issue nowadays is that most of the plastic which is produced in one year is used to make disposable items of packaging or other short lived products that are discarded within a year (Philosophical Transactions of The Royal Society, 2009).