Almost all plastic is derived from materials (like ethylene and propylene) made from fossil fuels (mostly oil and gas). The process of extracting and transporting those fuels, then manufacturing plastic creates billions of tones of greenhouse gases. Not only production processes of plastic affect climate change, but left plastics also heat the globe temperature with gas emissions. Most of daily used plastic is discarded in landfills after a single use. Sunlight and heat cause the plastic to release powerful greenhouse gases, leading to an alarming feedback loop. As our climate changes, the planet gets hotter, the plastic breaks down into more methane and ethylene, increasing the rate of climate change, and so perpetuating the cycle. To end the loop, alternative approaches are suggested through societies. One of the alternative approaches is using bio-composites, bio-based materials are able to replace plastic materials in products.