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Mudfish No Plastic: Enfatizando la importancia de la educación juvenil sobre la contaminación plástica

Centrándose en la Educación de los Jóvenes en Indonesia

“Sin educación, estaremos atrapados en una limpieza interminable”, dice Mora Siregar, cofundadora y codirectora de MUDFISH NO PLASTIC, otro miembro reciente de la familia global BlueCommunities de Plastic Oceans.

Al decir esto, Mora ataca en el núcleo del problema de los desechos plásticos, afirmando que a menos que se realice una inversión proactiva en las generaciones futuras, nos veremos obligados a continuar en la misma rueda de hámster interminable de mitigación.

Mudfish No Plastic: Emphasizing the Importance of Youth Education in Plastic Pollution

Focusing On Youth Education in Indonesia

“Without education we will be stuck in a never-ending cleanup,” says Mora Siregar, co-founder and co-director of MUDFISH NO PLASTIC, another recent member of the Plastic Oceans’ BlueCommunities global family.

In saying this, Mora strikes at the core of the plastic waste issue, that unless proactive investment is made into the future generations, we will be forced to continue in the same unending hamster wheel of mitigation.

We Can All Be A Hero For The Ocean

Today’s guest blog comes from Nicholas Rodchenko-Highfield, an 11-year-old student from Chinese International School in Hong Kong.

A New Foe Has Risen Against the Ocean

The planet has a variety of different elements: fire, earth and water are the three main elements.

The one that fascinates the the most is water. So delicate and gentle, yet able to break through mountains. The ocean also hosts a variety of wondrous creatures and breathtaking places. Unfortunately, a new foe has risen up against the ocean. Homo sapiens. Humans. We pose a greater threat than anything. Our weapon is trash. I wrote this to tell you why I love the ocean and why it needs to be saved.

Making Waves in Bali

The Vibe Tribe and Plastic Oceans

Canggu, Bali
GINBali 2018
March 2-4

Students from all over the world had an opportunity to discuss and seek out solutions to the environmental and humanitarian issues in our world today. 21 schools from across Asia attended the opening ceremony which was celebrated with a dinner and a private screening of the acclaimed documentary, A Plastic Ocean.

Mudfish No Plastic: Enfatizando la importancia de la educación juvenil sobre la contaminación plástica

Mudfish No Plastic: Emphasizing the Importance of Youth Education in Plastic Pollution

Focusing On Youth Education in Indonesia

We Can All Be A Hero For The Ocean

A New Foe Has Risen Against the Ocean

Making Waves in Bali

The Vibe Tribe and Plastic Oceans

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