Plastics have evolved into a valuable resource for mankind. Plastics are man-made materials formed from designed or semi-manufactured biopolymers derived from oil-based mixes that might eventually take the place of traditional polymeric materials (stone, wood, ceramics). Plastics have changed the way we live; their use is on the rise, and yearly output is expected to top 300 million metrics by 2010. The writers include current knowledge of the advantages and issues surrounding the usage of plastics in this paper, as well as future goals, difficulties, and possibilities. Plastics contribute to substantial environmental damage, including soil, water, or air pollution. Plastics' negative environmental effects or human health might well be reduced by following the laws and regulations that control their production and usage. The authors of the research explore plastic trash contamination and its effects on human health. This study will raise awareness about plastic trash pollution and its adverse effects on human health in the future.