Actually, the film 'Plastic Paradise' featuring the Great Garbage Patch in the Pacific isn't the only video where one can see unbelievable images of the state of plastic consumption of the human race. Seeing just one of these videos may ignite the desire of the public to contribute to much-needed change and action.
Manmade garbage does not belong in our oceans. In the end, it is in our hands to bring back our oceans to their natural state. The damage caused by the plastic in the Great Garbage Patch in the Pacific is made by man, and it is something only man can solve.
Great Garbage Patch in the Pacific problem may be hard to imagine as solved, but there is much that can be done to alleviate the dire situation. Support of eco-friendly products, stopping wasteful habits, and creating awareness are just some ways to help stop the wasteful and unnecessary plastic consumption.
To watch the documentation of photographer Chris Jordan, see video below.
You can also catch a glimpse of the 'Plastic Paradise' film in the trailer below.
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