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Tingles replied

6 January 2011, 18:18
I'm seriously shocked by this.

Something must be done...

By someone else - not me.

Tone
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hyperD replied

6 January 2011, 17:36
Environmental scientists have been criticised for exaggerating the size of an "island" of plastic waste said to be swirling around in the Pacific Ocean after a study finds that it is 200 times smaller than claimed.

Well as human behaviour and economics 101 always says: the hotter, sorry, bigger the problem, the bigger the funding.
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Churchill replied

6 January 2011, 17:24
Global warming, init?
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BlasterBates started a topic The big rubbish tip in the Pacific

6 January 2011, 17:17
The big rubbish tip in the Pacific

Here's an update on that massive rubbish tip, twice the size of Texas, swirling around the Pacific:

'Great Garbage Patch' in the Pacific Ocean not so great claim scientists - Telegraph

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