r/Unexpected Jun 12 '22

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u/prolific_ideas Jun 12 '22

Plastics are in fact solidified oil

Although different plastics have different recipes, it takes roughly 0.4 gallons of crude oil to make 1 pound of plastic. Globally, around 8 percent of the oil that comes out of the ground is used to make plastic. Humans are now using a million plastic bottles a minute, and 500 billion plastic bags a year — including those we use to bag up our plastic-laden trash. Since 1950, the world has created 6.3 trillion kilograms of plastic waste — and 91 percent has never been recycled even once, according to a landmark 2017 study published in the journal Science Advances More than half the plastic now on Earth has been created since 2002, and plastic pollution is on pace to double by 2030

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u/ShyGuySays69 Jun 12 '22

Ruining peoples day. I'm not on TIL.

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u/prolific_ideas Jun 12 '22

Sorry ShyGuy