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What if Plastic was Never Invented?

Plastic is not biodegradable. As compared to organic waste, it takes hundreds of years to decompose. No plastic means land and water pollution would be reduced by a great extent.

However, plastic is cheap, extremely easy to manufacture, very versatile and doesn't get affected by water. It would be very difficult to replace plastic. Glass and paper can theoretically replace plastic. But this would come at a grave cost. Firstly, it would prove to be expensive.
Secondly, as paper is made from trees, it can prove to be a disaster for the environment. Electronics industry would greatly suffer as plastic is widely used everywhere, from computers to smartphones. To conclude, instead of banning plastic altogether, banning the use of single use plastic seems like a solution the world is waiting for.

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