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Category Archives: Plastic
Precise, eloquent, artistic… heartbreaking
Our oceans. I’ve written about them before, but sometimes not felt it. This helped me feel it. 😦
Posted in Ocean, Plastic, Pollution
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Seabin catches plastics at the river or harbour
Now this is interesting
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Next greatest threat after global warming?
I’m glad I was able to announce a new way to feed aquaculture in my last post, because I’m fast becoming convinced that seafood is no longer good for you. It’s not seafood any longer, but concentrated toxic waste! Why? … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation: saving life, Ocean, Plastic, Pollution
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Can we do better than Sweden?
Sweden is so efficient at burning their rubbish for waste that they’ve run out of their own and are importing other nation’s waste to help meet their energy needs. It’s a good story, but we can do better! 1. … Continue reading
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I emailed Susan Freinkel on Eternal Plastics
Hi all, I just listened to a Long Now foundation talk by Susan Freinkel on her book on plastics and our ‘toxic love story’ with them. It’s a great talk, and I encourage you all to listen to it. (I … Continue reading