dave.gt
Well-known member
It is sad, actually, it is horrible.
Other studies have found microplastics in our toothpaste, in fish, our freshwater streams and ... well, let's find out where they have NOT been found. To make it worse, no one really knows the full impacts of that material in our environment, food chain and our own bodies.
I cannot think of anyone I know outside of academia, that even knows about the presence of plastics everywhere. They probably are so busy with their own lives and tune out what little Environmental news is presented in our media. They simply can't be bothered to care.
Maybe they will when they find they cannot get to see the amazing landscapes (yes, the same ones that we photographers enjoy) because the sites will have been damaged, destroyed, or simply closed due to the lack of protection they deserve.
I'm with you, Will, laugh? Or cry?:banghead:
Other studies have found microplastics in our toothpaste, in fish, our freshwater streams and ... well, let's find out where they have NOT been found. To make it worse, no one really knows the full impacts of that material in our environment, food chain and our own bodies.
I cannot think of anyone I know outside of academia, that even knows about the presence of plastics everywhere. They probably are so busy with their own lives and tune out what little Environmental news is presented in our media. They simply can't be bothered to care.
Maybe they will when they find they cannot get to see the amazing landscapes (yes, the same ones that we photographers enjoy) because the sites will have been damaged, destroyed, or simply closed due to the lack of protection they deserve.
I'm with you, Will, laugh? Or cry?:banghead: