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Exploring the Alternative Solutions and Strategies of Toledo City Government for the Damaging Impact of Single-Use Plastic Bag in the Environment

John Michael Sasan*, Jamaica Genon, Jessa Mabunay, James Opsima, Rochelle Zamora, Jay Repaso

The improper disposal of single-use plastic bags is one of the major concerns worldwide. This study sought to explore the alternative solutions and strategies of the Toledo City Government in minimizing the threatening impact of plastic in the city. Researchers establish the current level of environmental awareness among the people of Magdugo, Toledo City, Philippines as the health concerns associated with plastic bags. The majority of the participants were aware of environmental and health risks. Participants continue to use it due to its ease of use and durability. However, the preponderance of 3 Rs is the most effective approach for reducing plastic waste production (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle). Furthermore, this study can help determine the severity, causes, and propose various solutions based on the public’s perspective on the targeted area.