Rubbish has been washing up on its isolated beaches in the Pitcairn chain at a rate of several thousand bits of plastic a day Henderson Island, uninhabited and a day's sea crossing from the nearest sign of civilisation, should be an untouched paradise.Instead its beaches, which were awarded Unesco world heritage status in 1988, are a monument to humanity's destructive, disposable culture. Continue reading...
Henderson Island: the Pacific paradise groaning under 18 tonnes of plastic waste
30. červenece 2019 9:00
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Zdroj: The Guardian