Plastics, Greenhouse Gases and Sustainability

Plastics and mankind made greenhouse gases have an extremely negative affect towards Earth. The effect is negative because the plastic being used ends up in the ocean and the abnormal amount of greenhouse gases cause climate change all over the planet.

In the ocean, there is about 10% of plastics scattered in the water furthering pollution. However, these plastics photo degrade into smaller almost non-existent pieces which are later eaten by sea creatures like fish. By eating these pieces of plastics they are poisoning themselves, and some of those poisoned fish are the ones that are being eaten by us. 

Greenhouse gases made by humans cause climate change in negative ways. All the additional greenhouse gases from cars and factories in the atmosphere are causing the extreme heat and the polar vertexes which extreme cold weather (9 feet of snow in NYC) in the east, 

Man made greenhouse gases and plastics are indeed problems of sustainability. They are destroying the environment which means they are destroying our life. Essentially, sustainability means to preserve for the future generations and when plastics are released into the ocean and man made greenhouse gases are released into the air, we are destroying the environment and cutting down the amount of resources for future generations. 

This is a simple illustration explaining the Greenhouse Gases effect on Earth which is climate change.
http://icons.wxug.com/metgraphics/climate/sunearthdiagram.jpg

This is a photo of photo degraded plastics showing how most of the plastics in the ocean are barley visible which means its easier for fish or other sea animals to accidentally ingest them poisoning themselves.
http://www.worldoceansday.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/ocean-plastic.jpg