Track 6: Bio-Pet or Recyclable Plastic
Plastics come in two varieties: "engineered" and "biobased." While manufactured plastics are made from crude petroleum, combustible gas, or coal, biobased plastics are made from sustainable materials such as carbohydrates, starches, vegetable lipids, microbes, and other organic compounds. The vast majority of plastic in use today was created with the ease of assembly techniques associated with the handling of raw petroleum in mind. However, the need for more modern plastics made from sustainable resources, such as waste biomass or animal byproducts of business, is growing due to the growing interest in limited oil reserves. After being produced, the things are subsequently packaged and sent to retailers so we may use them. If plastic is thrown in the trash, it will end up in landfills where it will be buried. As a result, the cycle begins with the extraction of plastic from raw materials and continues as needed with the manufacturing of raw plastic materials in various forms. Products made from plastic bodies and the production of the end product are utilized. As far as the use of plastic is concerned, this is the end.