Oceans Poisoned by Plastic –‘No Matter Where You Go, the Sea Is Covered in Plastic’ http://rgn.bz/Tnmq

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Oceans Poisoned by Plastic –‘No Matter Where You Go, the Sea Is Covered in Plastic’ http://rgn.bz/Tnmq

Here in this fishing village, on the island of Java, the surf teems with kaleidoscopic color. Each wave is littered with garish bibs and bobs.

The water is speckled with synthetic hues: Coca-Cola red, day-glo green and every other color in the crayon box. There are monochromes as well: buoyant white blobs that, at a distance, look like 1,000 invading jellyfish.

It’s all plastic trash, of course.

Here floats the detritus of 21st-century consumption: soda bottles, Pampers and, since this is Indonesia, lots of instant noodle wrappers.

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