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by Compostwoman 17th July 2010, 1:12 am
This is a short, very powerful film about man's pollution of the world which deserves to be watched. It's shocking in parts, with graphic images, but please try to watch all of it.
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by Aberlemno 17th July 2010, 6:40 am
I think this should be mandatory viewing at the cinema (captive audience) and given as wide a screening as possible. I hate pre-wrapped anything and always try to use my own bags, but this really does bring it home the truly awful impact of plastics . . .
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Re: Our Today is Forever
by Hairyloon 17th July 2010, 11:58 pm
The fact is that there are millions upon millions of sea-birds, and there is no way to know if the incidents they show in the video are common, or freak occurrences with millions to one odds.
i quite agree that plastics are overused, and it wont be long before we're mining the landfill for them: that's top of my list for when I win the lottery: buy an old quarry and set up a landfill in it... but sort it to make the mining easy.
i quite agree that plastics are overused, and it wont be long before we're mining the landfill for them: that's top of my list for when I win the lottery: buy an old quarry and set up a landfill in it... but sort it to make the mining easy.
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Re: Our Today is Forever
by Compostwoman 18th July 2010, 12:37 am
There are a lot less of those millions of seabirds as a result of ingesting plastic rubbish , though...........see various RSPB reports, for a start....
and if we didn't buy it in the first place they wouldn't have died...
and if we didn't buy it in the first place they wouldn't have died...
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