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  1. May 7

    : Vomiting skeleton displayed in Aberystwyth

    1 reply 70 retweets 112 likes
  2. May 7

    Plastic cups wrapped in plastic bags. And the rest. ⁩ please could you lead by example & remove this needless single use plastic from your hotels? The oceans are dying. Why do you continue to contribute to the crisis?

    96 replies 771 retweets 2,853 likes
  3. May 10

    RT some good news! bans plastic bags and utensils.

    3 replies 67 retweets 142 likes
  4. May 10

    With attention to growing, people are beginning to work together to stop the flow of from rivers to the sea. Saw this example on a recent trip with – it’s an encouraging start.

    From Rivers to the Sea
    170 replies 4,833 retweets 14,707 likes
  5. May 9

    Water doesn’t go “off”.... but the bottle does! Expiry dates on water bottles are to cover the manufacturers for when the water inside tastes funny because the plastic has leached chemicals into it.

    14 replies 148 retweets 239 likes
  6. May 9

    When balloons are released into the sky, they later burst, with many forming the shape of jellyfish – a staple of seven turtle species’ diets.

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  7. May 7

    Since 1980, has increased tenfold. Up to 400 million tons of industrial waste are dumped into the world’s waters every year. Combined, oceanic ‘dead zones’ cover an area larger than the United Kingdom. —

    Pollution is one of the main drivers of biodiversity loss.
    Plastic pollution, industrial waste, and fertilizers entering the coastal ecosystems all contribute to the decline of species on land and in the ocean. — IPBES Global Assessment
    5 replies 269 retweets 216 likes
  8. 29 minutes ago

    Indonesia: After it stopped providing single-use plastic bags 2 months ago, this supermarket in Bali ditched plastic tape and plastic wrapping for vegetables and for banana leaves and bamboo straps - in growing movement across South East Asia

    1 reply 12 retweets 15 likes
  9. May 11

    On this , let's all act to fight ! 90% of seabirds are estimated to have plastic in their guts. The 🇪🇺 aims at solving this. We are to , are you?

    5 replies 110 retweets 155 likes
  10. May 7

    Click here to take a stand against plastic pollution >>

    36 replies 244 retweets 675 likes
  11. May 10

    Nearly all the world's countries sign deal to prevent plastic waste – except US

    4 replies 79 retweets 112 likes
  12. May 11

    Welcome home to the millions of that migrate to Canada each spring! Many of them have had a very long trip, so let’s do our best to keep their habitats clean and protect them against . 📷 loristargirl/IG

    25 replies 137 retweets 551 likes
  13. May 10

    What a surprise: Plastics lobby fights back...they don't want more recycling, of course! How much more plastic would they like to see littered across the world & in our oceans?!

    17 replies 71 retweets 153 likes
  14. May 11

    Today is ! cover thousands of kilometres overcoming natural obstacles but end up falling victim to . Give them a chance to survive – “Protect Birds: Be the Solution to !“

    3 replies 309 retweets 502 likes
  15. 9 hours ago

    1| Did you hear?! 187 countries (signatories to the Basel Convention) have signed a deal to better manage ! This is fantastic news!

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  16. May 11

    Good news! Wouldn't it be great to have to work on something else because wasn't much of an issue? Most of the world's countries agree to sharply reduce plastic in oceans | CBC News

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  17. May 11

    A pocketful of plastic collected on a this morning.

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  18. May 10

    🚨BREAKING🚨: UN decides to control global plastic waste dumping. 🌏 A HUGE moment in the fight against .

    11 replies 200 retweets 402 likes
  19. May 9

    The horrors of and RSPB Grassholm Island's Gannets

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  20. May 11

    Most of the plastic that we discard into the environment is unnecessary, avoidable and replaceable! On , let’s be the solution to and make sure migratory birds don’t pay the price.

    1 reply 38 retweets 63 likes

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