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A Global Concern Olivene McIntosh Ditmas Jr. High School

Convenient Wreaking Handy Havoc

What do you think life would be like without plastic bags? Why? Small Groups 3 Minutes Think about your daily lives. What are the many ways in which you use plastic bags? What do you think life would be like without plastic bags? Why? Working in your groups, select a: Time Keeper Facilitator Record Keeper Reporter Discuss the questions listed on the right. Record your responses on chart paper. Select two group members to share out

A Brief History Plastic Bags  

1977 Yeah Plastic! Plastic bags were introduced to shoppers in 1977. At the time, they seemed like a better alternative over paper bags. They were cheaper to produce, required less energy, less water, the finished bags took up less space, was more durable for customers, and cost about 1/3 the cost of paper bags.

At That Time Save the Environment Plastic bags seemed better than paper bags for the environment.

75 percent of U.S. grocery stores carried plastic bags. End of 1985 75 percent of U.S. grocery stores carried plastic bags.

Early 2000’s However, by the early 2000s, the world recognized that plastic bags were creating huge issues for marine life, wild life and the environment.

Mid-2000s An infrastructure was developed for recycling plastic bags, which had the potential to be a great solution to the plastic bag problem.

Today Several governments worldwide have begun placing restrictions on or have outright banned plastic bag use. What once started out as a good intention has turned into a global environmental issue of current times.

What may the reasons be why governments around the world are placing restrictions on or banning plastic bags? Small Group 3 Minutes Discuss the question listed on the right. Words to Know Ba n –To prohibit (an action) or forbid the use of (something), especially by official ruling Restriction – The action of limiting or the state of being restricted Record your responses on chart paper. All group members must prepare to participate in Whole Group Discussion

Evaluate an Existing Policy Develop Solutions Select the Best Solution We will use the six step Public Policy Analyst (PPA) to research, evaluate and create a PowerPoint presentation of the global use of plastic bags Define the problem Gather the Evidence Identify the Causes Evaluate an Existing Policy Develop Solutions Select the Best Solution

Define the Problem Identifying the problem (Worksheet #1) 2 Identify the location of the problem 1 What are the problems associated with using plastic bags 3 What are the undesirable social condition that result from using plastic bags

(Be precise, present evidence to support you claim) Gather the Evidence It’s Research Time Gathering Evidence (Worksheet #2) (Be precise, present evidence to support you claim) begin research by visiting Google, Yahoo, Ask, etc. develop and conduct surveys read magazines and journals note case studies use statistics conduct interviews

Identify the Causes Identifying Causes of the problem (Worksheet #3) What are the problems associated with using plastic bags? Can you show evidence to support your facts?

Evaluate an existing policy Evaluate the Policy (Worksheet #4) 2 What are the advantages and disadvantages of this policy? 3 Should this policy be replaced? Strengthened? Improved? 1 What is one current policy dealing with the use of plastic bags?

Develop Solution Develop a Solution to the problem (Worksheet #5) What are original public policy alternatives? *Propose at least 3 new policies Are all the public policy alternatives at the same geographical level? *Be specific, specify the government agencies that will carry out the proposal Which proposal is the most promising *Use you group to decide which proposal is most promising

Select the Best Solution Selecting the Best Solution (Worksheet #6) 2 Where does your policy falls on the matrix of feasibility? 3 Is it highly achievable or not very adequate? 1 What are three ways to reduce or prevent the negative effects of plastic bag use?

Plastic Bags Helpful Convenient & Handy Harmful Wreaking Havoc

Think Share Pair Turn and Talk 2 Minutes Why should we care? Discuss the question listed on the right. All members must prepare to participate in Whole Group Discussion