#plastic polution

[pale-blue-home]

♻️🌊🏖️ A recent study found that plastic pollution across Australian beaches is 40% lower than a decade ago! In addition, researchers also found 16% more areas where no debris was present at all! Efforts to implement pollution policies and littering awareness across the country are all attributed to this remarkable decrease.

Good news, beach lovers: our research found 39% less plastic waste around Australian coastal cities than a decade ago

[hope-for-the-planet]

Spain to Ban Plastic Wrap for Fruits and Veggies

Spain will ban plastic wrap for fruits and vegetables starting in 2023, and a similar ban in France goes into effect at the beginning of 2022. The new decree also includes efforts to decrease the use of plastic bottles and a goal to reduce plastic water bottle use by 50% and recycle 100% of packaging by 2030.

[angeloftheshore]

LABOR DAY WEEKEND IS COMING UP...

LABOR DAY WEEKEND IS COMING UP…

“Labor Day weekend is coming up and it can be busy at beaches and parks across the country. One of the most common materials leftover from any holiday festivity is – you guessed it – single-use plastic. The most important thing you can do is use less plastic at your celebration and pack up what is left behind. 

You can help turn the tide on plastic pollution! Here’s a video on the simple…

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[foodfulife]

Work in Progress! I've finally got in the studio to work on a new project. It's a work in Progress, but I hard this idea in my head for a while now, I had to try it out.

[sydweedon]

Coca-Cola Named Most Polluting Brand in Plastic Waste Audit Coca-Cola was responsible for more plastic litter than the next top three polluters combined. Coca-Cola was responsible for more plastic litter than the next top three polluters combined. Source: Coca-Cola Named Most Polluting Brand in Plastic Waste Audit

[braemarplastic2018-blog]

plastic is bad

do not use plastic it is bad and it will destroy our environment. 

plastic are rarely recycled and reused by humans,  the pieces of plastic are dumped into the ocean.

when fish eats them, it gets stuck in the stomach. when we eat fish we eat the plastic in them.

plastic will always stay in our world in varies forms, but they will never decompose.

please stop using plastic, save the world we all live on.