Plastic Disaster - An Ocean Pollution Documentary

Plastic has become a way of life. It seems almost impossible to avoid plastic, Unfortunately, people do not use plastic responsibly, and most of it ends up in our oceans killing over 100,000 marine animals each year. With many solutions available, uninformed people will continue using plastic. With time, plastic will accumulate, eventually causing irreversible damage to the ecosystem.

[pragneshpatel]

Thank you for spreading environment ❤️👍

[lassiemirou]

Thank you. This documentary has gotten me thinking about how I can act locally to create awareness to start reducing the use of plastic. I live in the Pacific (Port Moresby) and the effects of plastic pollution is evidently everywhere. There are storm drains currently filled with plastic bags and that's where I'll start with clean up. Getting the community support is vital.

[conexionconelplaneta]

Thank you so much for your great effort denouncing the plastic emergency pollution.

[oliverlin]

This is really sad, and since the animal biodiversity is decreasing, the weather is warming, Covid-19, and any more much more, like the world like war and greed. It is very depressing to all of us sometimes you just feel depressed and think why are there so many bad things in the world, well this question is a challenging and interesting question. Also, Thanks for making this video; it was a lot of help to my essay and was kind of made by students like me! Nature does not need plastic! Huge companies should be aware! People should do the three Rs, Recycle, Reuse, Reduce!!!

[anthonyworldwidetv]

This is similar situation in Bali Island, Indonesia.

[mermaidflower]

Thankyou for making this Documentary. Attending beach clean ups is educational and gives you a first hand look at how and why it is so important to recycle and find other choices of product that are safer for our environment and planet. Say no to Straws "No Sucking" and do not use Single Use Plastic. There are so many amazing products on the market that are better for our Ocean's. Love your Sea Life and let's all do our part to protect our Oceans and Planet.

[張玲蓉]

Hello! Thank you for making this video. It's very AWESOME!!!
May I use some part of this video in my video? We want to promote beach cleanup.
Thank you so much :)))!

[adopteddramadrive]

A shocking message to the public about our irresponsible usage of plastic. Very informative!

[emilemerten]

Mega componies should be held responsible for there plastic usage

[shashank]

Well done, good job, sister. I do understand the caring nature of women. We really need to know this. Act soon. I live in India, in a region where the river meets the sea after 300miles. I personally have reduced much of my plastic usage by more than 50%, I have banned certain plastic products in my home, especially packaging and packaged products, some toys and utensils, no packaged water, etc. But I'm still stuck with use of diapers. I now feel the lack of support a large sized family could have offered me by tending to my babies at times, in this age. We need more kind hearted people oh! population isn't the problem, it's irreversible, irresponsible pollution. I have been taking measures in my personal life since more than 15yrs now. Pray that GOD guide and help us with our ventures and protect all of His creatures. We are on the verge of failing the test of life of this world.

[chavitavb]

Hey Farida! Can't believe we have 60K VIEWS ON THIS! I remember when we filmed this :( time flys by!!

-Sal :D

[sendthompson]

Thanks for taking time to create this resource . Great awareness video!! May I use this with my students. They are going to create their own video based on your material

[marydoyle]

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[stevenherrold]

i think we are about 50 years behind where we should be the key is education to solving this problem to many people look
at it as to much trouble to do the right thing i think there should be recycle fee attached to everything we consume so that
it does not end up in our waters and i would do away with the styrofoam opting for some other type of packing material

[philipleonardo]

The plastic manufacturer must bear the costs of clean up.All the governments of the world must limit the use of plastics specially on pakaging.We are poisoning our oceans and soon the food chain then us!!

[unknowni]

LIKE HOW TF THERE IS ONLY 100 HUNDRED SUBS. NEED TO DESEREVE MORE.

[rameshg]

Very sad, but plastic is in everything today, Even in clothes. How to get rid of it?

[dananichols]

Why is it that we can't just clean up this garbage island?
Why wouldn't federal assistance be available?
This is so detrimental to the planets future.
I don't get why it's so hard.

[crisantocabrerajr.]

CCT COOP of Catbalogan Samar Philippines will spearhead a clean up drive along the shoreline tomorrow October 16. I invited also of my friends to support this activity instead of celebrating my wife's birthday in JUDA resort.
My team of paymoko members is organizing PEP.C which simply means Plastic Education & Processing.Center where we teach how to make ecobricks out of plastic trash and turn it into cash.

[skibumcy]

Probably best to start at the source - the producers of plastic & force them to change their ways rather shifting the burden to the consumers & governments (who are generally all bought & paid for by those same producers & corporations)...sadly, though, if there's profit involved, nothing will fundamentally change. We're slowly killing ourselves & most seem not to realize or care.