Plastic Overshoot Day: Unveiling the Earth's Plastic Crisis

 The alarming findings of the Plastic Overshoot Day report underscore the urgent need for action, revealing a 7.11% spike in global plastic waste generation since 2021.

The Plastic Overshoot Day report, published by the Swiss non-profit EA Earth Action, reveals a 7.11% increase in global plastic waste generation since 2021. This year, an estimated 220 million tons of plastic waste were generated worldwide, with a staggering 70 million tons expected to contribute to environmental pollution.



Notably, 12 countries bear the responsibility for 60% of the world's mismanaged plastic waste: China, India, Russia, Brazil, Mexico, Vietnam, Iran, Indonesia, Egypt, Pakistan, the United States, and Turkey.

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