I have a big announcement: I passed my Inuit initiation and the Inuit now call me Nanoq - 'Captain of the Seas'. To not confuse everyone else, I am now officially known as Captain Polo! Stay tuned for my next adventure. What do you think of the cover? ~ ~ ~ Congratulation’s Captain Of The Seas! Excellent job on the cover!💞 ~ ~ ~ It’s Our Planet...Our Responsibility!!!🐯💞♻️🌎 EducationForConservation.org #EducationForConservation #ClimateCrisisEducation #ExtinctionIsForever #ClimateCrisisKills #ClimateRisk2020 #CaptivityKills #ItsOurFuture #WiseWords #DoGood #Water #Live 🌍 ~ ~ 🌍Sharing Your Tips Helps Everyone Become #PlasticFree & #FutureReady !!! Join Us & Help Others, We Believe Together We Can Fight #PlasticPolution & #ClimateCrisis Please DM your plastic pollution solutions! ~ 1-Stop using plastic straws, even in restaurants. If a straw is a must, purchase a reusable straw alternative. ~ 2-Use a reusable produce bag. A single plastic bag can take 1,000 years to degrade. Purchase or make your own reusable produce bag and be sure to wash them often! ~ 3-Give up gum. Gum is made of a synthetic rubber, aka plastic.~ 4-Buy boxes instead of bottles. Often, products like laundry detergent come in cardboard which is more easily recycled than plastic.~ 5-Purchase food, like cereal, pasta, and rice from bulk bins and fill a reusable bag or container. You save money and unnecessary packaging. ~ 6-Reuse containers for storing leftovers or shopping in bulk.~ 7-Use a reusable bottle or mug for your beverages, even when ordering from a to-go or coffee shop. ~ 8- Separate plastic lids from the bottles before putting it inside of the recycling bin! This will increase the chance of it being recycled! We need a common standard in all municipalities! ~ ~ Rg Credit: @climatecaptainpolo (at Planet Earth) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCG_j-NHFKY/?igshid=eormw2888jw3