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Toxic tides: the rubbish washing up in East Arnhem Land
australiangeographic.com.au
An environmental disaster looms for remote East Arnhem Land, in the Northern Territory, as tonnes of waste wash up on its shores.Surely there must be a better use for them than just sitting in a field rusting away!
ABC News
Yep, those are ALL bikes! 🚲 And this is just one of the many bike dumping grounds across China.
These dumps illustrate China’s growing waste problem. It’s a culture which produces and throws away on a massive scale and it’s getting worse...
Will we start seeing these dump sites in Australia?
Errr, isn't the Yarra in Melbourne filling up with share bikes? It's easy to have a go at China but waste and pollution is happening in our own backyard.
WOW. It's not just the waste factor either, there is environmental impact from the production factor too. How is our beautiful world still sustaining itself?🙏
Disgusting. Surely a use can be found for different parts of these bikes. Or you don't really care
Omg give them to people for transport in needy countries!!!! Why oh why!!!
Ange and Andy Ritchie 😞😥
An exciting journey is taking place right now to rid the ocean of plastic!
System 001 has launched into the Pacific
theoceancleanup.com
After 5 years of research, engineering and testing, we launched the world’s first ocean cleanu...Getting into the garden ahead of spring?
Potting soil bags can go to soft plastic recycling with Redcycle (you will just need to cut them into A3 sized pieces)
What is recycle? Is that what the supermarkets use or is it something else
Why do they need cutting up?
Do you need to rinse them first?
Or you can put them in the Jeffries bag recycling bins at lots of plant nurseries.
Good to know.
Recycle Right Hotline – 1300 137 118
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