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Suggestions on the innovative ways of conducting a beach cleaning activity

Start Date :
Dec 30, 2021
Last Date :
Aug 15, 2022
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Beach cleanups are important mitigation tools that can help create an understanding of the problem and encourage people to engage in solutions, all food items should be wrapped in eco friendly bags like paper bags and wrappings in leafs ,Many items left on beaches such as broken glasses, sharp metals, or hard plastics may injure beach-goers physically so we should not throw wastage in beach insted we should use dust beans.
Sir all food snacks must be packed in leafs based containers water to be taken in aluminium flasks tea and drinks in chulad / pottery this waste can be easily segregated and also composted
The Natures Fabulous Sandy Beaches covers the Country two half, Maintaining the Beaches is a great concern. The GOI can set up an training centers along the Coast line as part of skill development programme to train the youth along the sea shore to clean plastic. The rivers meeting places to the sea can be monitored, as it carries huge sewage waste from the river flow areas.
Educate the living on the banks of the river and small water flows not to dispose the waste the river,as we notice most of the sewage outlets are drained to the river.
""Healthy beaches are the brighter ways for the Future Generations""Inculcate the minds of young generations as part of school programme(outdoor) to pay a visit to make healthy beach.
Social maintenance groups along the Coast line (SEGs) can trained in maintaining the health of the sea
Public Health
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Clean beaches have many benefits for human health because the polluted beaches may imperil human lives by beach accidents. Many items left on beaches such as broken glasses, sharp metals, or hard plastics may injure beach-goers physically. Also, marine debris such as fishing gear or nets may risk human life on the beaches. Such pollutants may be a trap for beach users and cause very serious injuries or drowning accidents for tourists.[16]
There are two causes of the degradation of marine ecology and marine debris: the direct forces (population growth, technological development, and economic growth) and proximity forces (land transformation and industrial processes).[5][6] We can think of the direct forces as underlying causes of why we consume an excessive amount of goods by industry process. The excessive consumption of goods causes marine debris because the goods have been packaged by manufactured cheap non-recycle materials such as plastic.[7] Solid waste plastics cannot decompose easily in nature and their decomposition process takes thousands of years to million years but plastic breaks down into continuously smaller pieces (>5 mm) forming that is called micro-plastics.[8][9] Thus, such solid waste products are called marine debris that can be seen all through coastlines and on many beaches through the world.
There are some major sources of beach debris such as beach users, oceans, sea drifts, and river flow. Many beach users leave their litter behind on the beaches after activities. Also, marine debris or chemicals such as raw oil drift from oceans or seas and accumulate on beaches. Additionally, many rivers bring some cities' trashes to beaches. These pollutants harm marine life and ecology, human health, and coastal tourism.[3] Hartley et al.’s (2015) study shows that environmental education is important to eliminate many beach pollutants on beaches and the marine environment.[4]
Beach cleaning or clean-up is the process of removing solid litter, dense chemicals, and organic debris deposited on a beach or coastline by the tide, local visitors, or tourists. Humans pollute beaches with materials such as plastic bottles and bags, plastic straws, fishing gear, cigarette filters, Six pack rings, Surgical mask and many other items that often lead to environmental degradation.[1] Every year hundreds of thousands of volunteers comb beaches and coastlines around the world to clean this debris. These materials are also called “marine debris” or "marine pollution" and their quantity has been increasing due to anthropocentric activities.
We can eat vegetables we can wear Khadi we can have almonds milk soy milk n number of options y then we want to torture animals birds n give them excruciating pain y we want to sell their flesh is it our religion ahinsa parmo dharam n we r promoting pink revolution ram gayo Ravan gayo we will also go but while here our ancestors worshiped them even our idols loved them n we r just doing opposite I’m sure our mahatma gandhiji soul must b bleeding//we don’t want this torture it has to be stopped all creatures have right to live
Every piece of litter intercepted from the beach is one less piece of litter that doesn't end up in the ocean. Beach cleanups are important mitigation tools that can help create an understanding of the problem and encourage people to engage in solutions.
How can coastal cleanliness be improved?
Reduce, reuse and recycle any plastic materials you use
if india should be good these things must be followed
* There should be no CRIME.
* All young Indians should be provided job.
* Proverty must be destroyed.
* If all Indians work only they can come out of proverty.
* If there is no money for a man he will not Involve in theft and many crimes .
* So , for this we need to provide job for all .
* Farmers must also get all because they only provide food to us without them we cannot live .