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From flamborough, in east yorkshire. the spectacular sight of an east coast winter tide. oh, that's fishing line. but it brings with it little reminders of a planet damaged by plastic. they actually think that we only roughly find about 15, 15%, of the litter out at sea. picking up the pieces is an endless task. collected in recent months, some of this was thrown away more than 50 years ago. materials like plastics are extremely durable. they take literally hundreds and hundreds of years to break down, so, for example, take a plastic bottle you drink out of, it takes roughly 450 years to break...

In east yorkshire. the spectacular sight of an east coast winter tide. oh, that's fishing line. but it brings with it little reminders of a planet damaged by plastic. they actually think that we only roughly find about 15, 15%, of the litter out at sea. picking up the pieces is an endless task. collected in recent months, some of this was thrown away more than 50 years ago. materials like plastics are extremely durable. they take literally hundreds and hundreds of years to break down, so, for example, take a plastic bottle you drink out of, it takes roughly 450 years to break down in the sea. ...

Their lives in that explosion, which really devastated a huge part of beirut. you can see the silos there that took the brunt of the blast, ripping them apart. 0n the other side of the port there is still a ship on its side that was knocked off—kilter by the force of that blast. 0ne off—kilter by the force of that blast. one of the largest non—nuclear explosions in history. what lebanon has at the moment is a situation so devastating to the country, so devastating to so many people and still at this stage no sign ofjustice or accountability sign of justice or accountability happening sig...

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