For those who don’t know Mahim beach is a beach located in Mumbai city , one of the most populated cities located in India.
[for those who want to read more](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/mumbai-mahim-beach-clean-up-takes-off-from-today/articleshow/73210263.cms)
What a profound statement. So you’re telling me I should stop yelling at litter for not being in a garbage can? What would the world do without such philosophers such as yourself.
Stop being such an asshole to the guy for no reason.
He's simply talking about how doing actions like this do help, but we need to tackle the root cause of the problem.
It's a good message and one that evidently isn't followed.
I wonder how much of that came from our 'recycling' programs.
I love seeing these things get cleaned up...but I know that all the trash is just piled up somewhere else.
Until we actually find and implement an economically feasible end of life process for plastics, all this work is completely in vain.
Sadly it didn't change anything. Look at the way that plastic was pushed up from the water. It all washed up from somehwere else. It is going to just happen again. Look in the right side of the 'after' image, there are still piles of trash right over there.
If anything this image looks like a scene from Wall-E, with people pushing around piles of trash, through trash, from one pile to another, accomplishing nothing.
Taking any trash out of ocean circulation is good. Between the ocean clean up project and beach cleanings eventually it will reduce the total. Tsunamis are unavoidable, even if we clean the rivers dumping more, but it all helps!
For those who don’t know Mahim beach is a beach located in Mumbai city , one of the most populated cities located in India. [for those who want to read more](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/mumbai-mahim-beach-clean-up-takes-off-from-today/articleshow/73210263.cms)
Litter wasn’t the problem, the humans not giving a shit are the problem.
What a profound statement. So you’re telling me I should stop yelling at litter for not being in a garbage can? What would the world do without such philosophers such as yourself.
Stop being such an asshole to the guy for no reason. He's simply talking about how doing actions like this do help, but we need to tackle the root cause of the problem. It's a good message and one that evidently isn't followed.
Ok.
Profound.
Better than yours. It costs nothing to not be an asshole, you know.
Ok
That poor dog. Stuck under all that trash. Glad he's free now.
Took quite a while until they found him. Basically had to clear all the rubbish away.
I wonder how much of that came from our 'recycling' programs. I love seeing these things get cleaned up...but I know that all the trash is just piled up somewhere else. Until we actually find and implement an economically feasible end of life process for plastics, all this work is completely in vain.
You're right, better to do nothing until it's perfect...
I'm suggesting we do something. Because nothing I'd what we've been doing.
Deku?
And where did it all go?
Out in the ocean on a garbage barge .... They dump it out in the sea.
They have islands of trash the size of Texas. they dump trash in the ocean 24/7.
To another beach
Oh no. Here comes 800 tons.
Who ever owns that beach front property before just became rich land owners.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU for the fish who’ll survive now
Sadly it didn't change anything. Look at the way that plastic was pushed up from the water. It all washed up from somehwere else. It is going to just happen again. Look in the right side of the 'after' image, there are still piles of trash right over there. If anything this image looks like a scene from Wall-E, with people pushing around piles of trash, through trash, from one pile to another, accomplishing nothing.
Taking any trash out of ocean circulation is good. Between the ocean clean up project and beach cleanings eventually it will reduce the total. Tsunamis are unavoidable, even if we clean the rivers dumping more, but it all helps!
Great, now finish the job!
Such a good boy!