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CUK holds lecture on ‘Hazardous Effects of Single Use Plastics’

K H News Service by K H News Service
July 6, 2022
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G’bl :The Directorate of Students Welfare, Central University of Kashmir (CUK) Tuesday organised a lecture “Hazardous Effects of Single Use Plastics on Humans, Animals and Environment,” by Prof. Bashir Ahmad Ganaie, former head Department of Environmental Sciences, University of Kashmir, to observe the “International Plastics Bag Free Day,” here.
Prof. Bashir Ahmad Ganaie, made a detailed presentation about the hazardous effects of the single use plastics and said the main objective of observing the day is to raise awareness among the masses about the increasing harm that the use of this non-biodegradable substance is causing to the fragile environment and health of people and animals. “It is really concerning that a plastic bag takes 1,000 years to disintegrate in a landfill,” he said and asked the students to launch a sustained campaign against the use of this harmful material.
Speaking online, Registrar, Prof. M Afzal Zargar said, the decision to ban single-use plastic across the country will make a huge difference in getting rid of this hazardous material. “Majority of people prefer plastic bags for convenience and cheap cost, but their convenience is proving detrimental to our ecosystem and future generations.” Prof.Zargar asked the students to use jute, paper bags and other forms of carry bags instead of plastics as was done by elders for carrying the eatables and other household goods in the past.
In his address, Dean DSW, Dr Mehrajud Din Shah, said, every year, the day is marked in an effort to educate people about the burgeoning problem of plastic pollution. “It is very important to hold such sensitisation programmes since plastic poses a threat to the ecosystem, endangering the safety of the next generations,” he said. Dy DSW Tulmulla, Dr. Asif Khan conducted the programme proceedings while as Dy DSW, Arts Campus, Dr.Ishrat Bashir proposed the vote of thanks.

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