The ever growing progression of civilization has achieved countless
great advancements of technology, simplifying the way we live our lives.
From the methods we build our houses, to the way we eat our food, to
the way we travel the world. Despite being warned that the grim fate of
our world is just over the horizon, we could drastically reduce these
risks by adopting greener lifestyles. We chose to continue living the
way we are acclimatized to. But at what cost?
Collectively, the world produces around 2.6 trillion tonnes of waste
annually, with over 50% being taken to landfills situated either at sea
or near coastal areas. Weathering such as rain, wind and storms cause
these landfills to leech harmful toxins into the ocean. It is estimated
that a colossal 8 million metric tonnes of this waste enters the ocean
annually, potentially harming sea life who commonly mistake it for food.
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