ASOB

07/02/2023

Familjarëve të atyre që humbën jetën u shprehim ngushëllimet tona me shpresë që humbjet e jetëve të mos shtohen, ndërsa të lënduarve shpresojmë që sa më shpejt të rifitojnë shëndetin.

07/02/2023

We express our condolences to the relatives of those who lost their lives in the hope that the loss of life will not increase, and we hope that the injured will regain their health as soon as possible.

07/02/2023

Can kaybının artmaması temennisiyle hayatını kaybedenlerin yakınlarına başsağlığı diliyor, yaralıların bir an önce sağlığına kavuşmasını ümit ediyoruz.

16/09/2022

Microplastics are not just formed due to large plastic parts, they are also produced on purpose.😔 Due to its hard and shiny surface, they are produced industrially to be used in soaps, peeling products, hair gels, shower gels, toothpastes and cleaning products. Although there are natural alternatives, the use of microplastics is preferred by manufacturers for reasons such as cost-effectiveness.

We can also be exposed to microplastics indirectly. For example, we are exposed to microplastics through coffee drunk in paper cups with plastic inside, water in plastic bottles, cheese wrapped in cling film.

For all these reasons we have to get rid of microplastics, but how❓

Recycling is not a sure and effective solution. Most single-use plastics are not recyclable anyway. Moreover, even if it is recycled, it can turn into an even poorer quality material. Let's highlight that the process itself is an expensive, energy and water-consuming process.

At this point, reducing disposable plastics, which is the main reason for microplastics, or even not using them at all, is the most ideal individual solution. Another solution is to ban single-use plastics, which are banned in the European Union, in Kosovo as well. There are already many signature campaigns for this. However, until this struggle is concluded positively, we should look into our individual consumption habits and lifestyle, and saying "No" to disposables is in our hands.

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What are you doing to avoid exposure to microplastics?

13/09/2022

We always talk about the harm of plastics to ecology and our health. Plastics are produced from fossil fuels, which are non-renewable resources. It causes greenhouse gas emissions in all its processes from production to consumption and recycling.🌏 Greenhouse Gases are gases released into the atmosphere mostly due to human activities. Greenhouse Gases are gases or compounds that cause the atmosphere to warm up by holding infrared rays in the atmosphere.🌁 Greenhouse gases increase the temperature due to the heat they hold in the atmosphere and cause climate change with the effect of greenhouse gases.😶 Plastic waste from abroad has been added to the journey of plastic in recent years. International trade of plastic waste is legal if it can be recycled. In other words, the trade of non-recyclable plastic waste is illegal. If plastics are buried or released into the environment, that is, indiscriminately dumped into the soil or oceans, they cause microplastics. In other words, it breaks into pieces smaller than 5 mm and pollutes our air, water and soil. All living things, including ourselves, are directly or indirectly exposed to microplastics.😔 When plastics are burned, they release toxic gases into the air. In other words, nothing on our planet does not come into existence out of nothing, nor does it disappear from existence.🌱 Every action we take has a consequence. Therefore, we should reduce our use of plastic, especially single-use plastics. We must make choices that take care of our planet in every aspect of our lives.🌏 With small changes, we can make a big difference.🤝

12/09/2022

It's up to us to make a difference for our future! It is the responsibility of each of us to our planet to stay away from all kinds of activities that destroy ecology and to make our consumption choices by considering our planet.🌏🤝

08/09/2022

According to a new study conducted by the British Meteorological Office on behalf of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the probability of global warming exceeding the 1.5°C threshold in the next 5 years has increased to 50 percent.
The WMO report previously calculated this probability as 20 percent in 2020 and 40 percent in 2021.
If it goes on like this, we should think about how we will have to live, let alone future generations.

04/08/2022

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