By Nguyen Ayi
Vietnam, the land of the rising sun and an ocean of plastic! The current generation is well aware of the plastic problem that’s been choking the country, but they’re in no mood to make any sacrifices. They’d rather sip their bubble tea through a plastic straw and toss it aside, adding to the already overflowing piles of plastic waste. The next generation can worry about it, right?
Who needs responsibility when you can just blame it on the young? They’ll take care of it all, with their fancy eco-friendly products and sustainable practices. But let’s not forget the current generation’s contributions to the plastic apocalypse. From using single-use plastics to hoarding unnecessary items, their actions have led to the current state of affairs.
What’s worse is that the current generation seems to be completely oblivious to the impact their actions have on the environment. They’re too busy snapping selfies and scrolling through Instagram, living in a bubble of their own creation. They believe that the environment will fix itself and that they won’t be around to see the consequences of their actions.
But little do they know that they’ll be the ones drowning in plastic, not the fish. The plastic waste will persist long after they’re gone, affecting the quality of life for generations to come. It’s time for the current generation to take responsibility for their actions and work towards a sustainable future.
So, what can the next generation do to fix this mess? They can start by saying “no” to plastic and pushing for more environmentally-friendly policies and practices. They can raise awareness about the impact of plastic pollution on the environment and work towards creating a cleaner, greener Vietnam.
In conclusion, the plastic problem in Vietnam is a shared responsibility that requires collective action. The current generation must take responsibility for their actions, and the next generation must work towards a sustainable future. It’s time to say no to plastic and work towards a cleaner, greener Vietnam for all.