depression padlet by 2003637 Xuan Liu

The sustainable about material

20092382 — 2021-07-01 06:12:27 UTC

ocean pollution

2003637 — 2021-07-05 08:50:04 UTC

Comics on the topic of ocean pollution

2003637 — 2021-07-07 03:34:20 UTC

by Stephanie Hermes

The little trashmaid

2003637 — 2021-07-07 03:39:00 UTC

Ocean plastic garbage

2003637 — 2021-07-07 03:41:40 UTC

By Barry Rosenthals

The problem of ocean pollution is getting worse

2003637 — 2021-07-07 03:45:56 UTC

According to statistics from the Chinese Environmental Protection Agency, more than 8 million tons of plastic waste are discharged into the ocean every year.

Worse future

2003637 — 2021-07-07 03:48:57 UTC

According to network data analysis, if the pollution problem is not improved, then by 2050, the total weight of ocean plastic waste will exceed that of fish.

Nature can't bear it

2003637 — 2021-07-07 03:52:48 UTC

Last year, more than 1.5 billion plastic masks flowed into the ocean. It takes 400 years to decompose naturally, and more than 6 million tons of oil flow into the ocean every year for various reasons.

SEA life is on the verge of extinction

2003637 — 2021-07-07 03:58:58 UTC

What’s the problem with plastic?

2003637 — 2021-07-07 04:01:44 UTC

Plastic is almost inescapable in our daily lives. It’s used to make everything from food packaging to toiletries, clothing, furniture, computers and cars. This ubiquitous material is designed to be very durable – and as a result much of it doesn’t biodegrade. Depending on the type, plastic can take between a few decades to potentially millions of years to disintegrate in landfill. Consequently, unless it’s burned, which itself causes pollution, nearly every piece of plastic ever manufactured still exists today – and when it enters the ocean, its effects can be felt for centuries.

Why is the ocean so badly affected by plastic?

2003637 — 2021-07-07 04:02:47 UTC

Incredibly vast and deep, the ocean acts like a huge sink for global pollution. Some of the plastic in the ocean originates from ships that lose cargo at sea. Abandoned plastic fishing nets and longlines – known as ghost gear – is also a large source, making up about 10% of plastic waste at sea. Marine aquaculture contributes to the problem, too, mainly when the polystyrene foam that’s used to make the floating frames of fish cages makes its way into the sea.

2003637 — 2021-07-07 04:03:40 UTC

Using AMD pigments to make paintings.

20092382 — 2021-07-08 06:56:37 UTC

John Sabraw using AMD pigments to make one of his “Chroma” paintings.

20092382 — 2021-07-08 06:57:01 UTC

Find an example of a sustainable artist in your field – write about how they adopt sustainable practices or what they do to inform the public about sustainable issues

Studio Florian&Christine are committed to transforming waste materials and domestic waste into design products available for daily life, and explore the innovation and integration of technology, traditional technology and sustainable design.

They start a project name Future Sea Craft .The designer found that a lot of garbage was washed ashore along the Thames River after the ebb tide. After investigation, he found that there were a lot of plastic garbage in the nearby sea area. Marine organisms would eat these plastic products by mistake, and the consequences were very serious. So they came up with the idea of transforming marine garbage and wastes into products through design intervention. And the plastic collected on the Thames is cast into elegant tiles called Thames terrazzo.

Ocean pollution

20092382 — 2021-07-08 07:15:05 UTC

Useing Waste materials in the ocean to make art

20092382 — 2021-07-08 07:16:22 UTC

My painting about Ocean pollution

20092382 — 2021-07-08 11:22:33 UTC