The Queen of England has completely banned the use of plastic straws and plastic bottles. What do you think of this?

The queen's decision is very correct, because plastic products are not easy to decompose and pollute the environment. In order to protect the environment, her ban is worth popularizing.

Recently, the Queen of England issued a ban on the use of disposable plastic straws and plastic bottles in China. The queen's plan was not a whim. Because her current "plastic ban" is very strong, the British government has begun to formulate a new waste recycling plan, including restaurants can only use ceramic plates, glass cups, paper cups and paper lunch boxes, and take-away food must be packaged in degradable packaging.

Because the queen watched a BBC documentary which mentioned the protection of wild animals, she made up her mind to enforce the ban. In the documentary Blue Planet 2, she saw the seriousness of marine plastic pollution. Later, I said, "We always thought that there were so many marine life, and what we humans did would not necessarily affect their survival. Now we find that we are wrong. " In fact, in Britain, about 7 billion plastic bottles are used every year, and about 8 million tons of waste plastic products are dumped into the sea.

More than half of the oxygen on the earth is produced by the ocean. If the ocean is polluted, we can't live healthily, which is equivalent to destroying mankind. So the queen encouraged people to go shopping in supermarkets, use as few plastic bags as possible and drink water directly from cups. At the beginning of this year, the London government launched a measure to recycle plastic bottles. When customers buy drinks, they will charge a small deposit, and then return the bottles when the drinks are finished.

Driven by the Queen's "Plastic Ban Order", Britain set off a full-scale plastic ban. I believe that other countries will act together to declare war on plastics soon.