The summer's coming to an end , and this is probably the last chance most of us will have to get to a beach. Unfortunately the problem of plastic rubbish in the sea isn't going away. If you've been to the seaside this summer you'll have seen the evidence: abandoned plastic bottles, drifting plastic bags , unidentifiable bits of broken plastic. These last are especially worrying, because the rest of them has probably already choked or poisoned some kind of marine wildlife.
Look up www.plastictides.org to learn about four people who are doing everything they can to prevent more damage.
One thing we can all do is try to use less plastic. This is how much I managed to collect in my own house yesterday:
Look up www.plastictides.org to learn about four people who are doing everything they can to prevent more damage.
One thing we can all do is try to use less plastic. This is how much I managed to collect in my own house yesterday:
That took ten minutes to collect. it will all be recycled - but the world would be a healthier place without it.
Anyway - have a good end of the summer -
Rachel
Anyway - have a good end of the summer -
Rachel
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