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…because if it escapes into the environment it will remain there for a very long time. If you don’t need it, don’t use it. And if you do use it, be mindful of where you put it.” The amount of plastic seen on the beaches is unbelievable. It’s almost become a part of nature, you could say?
One of the most common inhabitant on the beach seems to be the good old bottle cap being one of the top 5 most deadly ocean trash items.* Over the last 30 years, more than 20 million bottle caps and lids were found during beach cleaning activities around the world. Currently, it is unknown how many bottle caps actually enter our oceans and wash up on shore.* If you’re having a reusable water bottle or a filter at home, you’re already making a great change to tackle this statistics. I’m very happy for having bought my @lifestraw bottle before coming to Mauritius.
What do you normally do with the bottle caps? Any ideas for upcycling? *Source projectaware.org
#bottlecap #beatplasticpollution #bottledwater #zerowaste #goingzerowaste #beachcleanup #plasticfree #ispeakbluetoo #ispeakbluetoocampaign #mauritius #davidattenborough
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