Hey everyone, I'm Elizabeth Chambers and you're watching LivingGreenChannel.Com, your online guide to a greener and more healthy life. 5 California cities, including Malibu, Manhattan beach, and San Francisco, have adopted some sort of ban on plastic bags and just in time! As anyone who has googled plastic bags and ocean has discovered that plastic accounts for 60%-80% of the floating debris in the water. In some places accounts for over 95% of debris creating a swirling continent size waste between San Francisco and Hawaii that is seriously endangering marine life. Animals either get entangled in the plastic and suffocate, or swallow the plastic which fills their stomachs and they starve to death. A GreenPeace report states that over 267 species of animals have been affected by plastic debris floating in the ocean. It would cost billions to clean up this garbage patch which makes it unlikely that any single country will step up and take responsibility for the mess which puts the responsibility on all of us land dwellers. So what can we do? Stop using plastic bags and use reusable bags when grocery shopping or at the drug store. Be especially careful about waste and securing your trash bins if you live near the ocean, as plastic can easily blow into the Ocean and since it does not easily degrade it will float around in the water for decades to come. This has Elizabeth Chambers for LivingGreenChannel.com with your simple and free tip on living a greener life. Distributed by Tubemogul.
If we all just go 100% green there we be no need for any type of bags.If it wasn't for man made unfriendly options people wouldn't have a choice but to be green.
blackman666ful 1 year ago
NEW WORLD ORDER
fuck the nwo green movemnt designed to tax and regulate your life
mujahedeen1987 1 year ago
The system has a weakness and it knows, similar to the planet it stays in self defence mode,control the population stay enviornmental friendly,divide and conquor people thinking other people are there enemy.
blackman666ful 1 year ago
byob .
NWforager 3 years ago