After watching a third of the time, I just wanted to complain about Taiji, Japan, when I saw [Shark's Fin Capital] HONGKONG
It's a shame, isn't it?
After reading it, you can't completely absorb all the details, but at least you know that the industrial chain derived from [commercial fishing] is harmful. The plastic limit on land was in full swing. McDonald's ran out of straws overnight, and milk tea shops used paper straws. But no one tells us that plastic straws make up only 0.03% of plastic waste that goes into the ocean every year, which is equivalent to telling people to boycott toothpicks to stop people from cutting down the Amazon rainforest. The longline trawler on a fishing boat has a length of line that can circle the diameter of the earth 500 times in one day. The plastic waste that these fishing gears produce after being abandoned by fishing boats is far beyond our imagination.
Permaculture is also a paradoxical commercial product that contradicts itself.
We may have a strong sense of belonging to our motherland, but the title of Earthman is a bit unfamiliar, and we have some hindsight about the marine environment, ecological crisis, and environmental pollution, but after watching this film, the photographer conveyed I have received a little bit of thought, and STOP EATING FISH will strive to achieve it within five years.
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