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Did you know that a staggering 80% of ocean trash originates from land-based activities? This eye-opening statistic underscores the critical need for action to tackle pollution at its source. From plastic waste to industrial runoff, our actions on land directly impact the health of our oceans. 🌊 As individuals, businesses, and communities, we have a responsibility to mitigate this environmental crisis. Implementing proper waste management systems, reducing single-use plastics, and advocating for sustainable practices are just a few ways we can make a positive impact. ☘️ Together, we can work towards cleaner oceans and a healthier planet for generations to come. Let's take action to address the root causes of ocean pollution and protect our marine ecosystems. 🏞 #OceanConservation #Sustainability #EnvironmentalProtection #BeatPlasticPollution #SaveOurOceans #PlasticPollution #OceanConservation #thinkocean #seapollution #plasticpollution #saveourseas #bethetideforchange #bethetide #sustainability

🌊 Water Pollution: A Crisis We Created and Must Solve 🌊 Our actions—industrial waste, agricultural runoff, plastic use—are choking the planet’s water sources, leaving lasting damage on ecosystems, human health, and biodiversity. Did you know: Only 3% of all water on Earth is fresh, and even less is accessible for drinking. Trash like plastic bottles, fishing lines, and aluminum cans can persist in oceans for decades or even centuries, endangering marine life and polluting beaches. It’s not too late to make a difference. By conserving water, reducing waste, recycling, and supporting sustainable practices, we can start to reverse some of this damage. Let’s rethink our impact and work towards a cleaner, healthier future for all. #WaterPollution #Sustainability #CleanWater #Environment #FutureGenerations

Land and Ocean - Two Parts of the Same System The ocean isn't just out there it's intimately connected to everything we do on land. When we talk about marine plastic pollution, we're actually discussing a land-based waste management crisis. Think about it: Every piece of plastic floating in our oceans started its journey on land. Our current waste systems, consumer habits, and industrial practices are creating ripples far beyond our shores. This perspective shift is crucial: • Ocean conservation starts with land-based solutions • Waste management isn't just a city issue - it's a marine issue • The policies we need aren't just ocean policies they're waste, manufacturing, and consumption policies. The next time you hear about ocean pollution, remember: The solution isn't in the sea it's right here on land, in the choices we make and the systems we build. Watch the full conversation with Becky Irish here: https://bit.ly/4icE9lc #sustainability #oceanconservation #wastemanagement #environmentalpolicy #systemsthinking #climateaction

💔 Wednesday Wisdom: Did you know that 100 million marine mammals die each year from plastic waste alone? This staggering statistic is a sobering reminder of the devastating impact of plastic pollution on our oceans and the creatures that call it home. 🌊 As coastal stewards, we have a responsibility to take action and protect our marine ecosystems. 🌱 From reducing single-use plastics to supporting coastal cleanup efforts, every small step makes a difference. Together, we can turn the tide on this crisis and ensure a healthier, more sustainable future for our blue planet. 🌍💙 Learn more at thecoastalstewards.org #WednesdayWisdom #PlasticPollution #MarineConservation #OceanProtection #SustainableLiving #EnvironmentalImpact #CoastalStewards #MakeADifference #SaveOurOceans

Marine pollution is among the chief challenges the Ocean Decade has set out to overcome. Plastic waste makes up 80% of marine pollution. With only 10% of all plastic being recycled, reducing waste at its source is the best way to #BeatWastePollution. Beyond plastic, society generates a vast range of pollutants and contaminants including marine debris, excess nutrients and heavy metals – threatening ecosystems, human health and livelihoods. This #ZeroWasteDay, see how the #OceanDecade helps to reduce the sources of marine pollution: https://ow.ly/Rzom50R4QP1

Finish Pollution, Save the Ocean! At Admighty Foundation, we’re committed to tackling pollution to protect our oceans and the diverse life they harbour. Here’s how you can join the fight: Reduce Plastic Waste: Say no to single-use plastics and opt for reusable alternatives. Proper Disposal: Dispose of waste correctly and recycle whenever possible to prevent ocean pollution. Participate in Clean-ups: Get involved in local beach and river clean-ups to remove trash from waterways. Support Green Policies: Advocate for and support policies that aim to reduce pollution and protect marine ecosystems. Educate and Inspire: Share information about ocean conservation to inspire others to take action. Together, we can finish pollution and save our oceans. Every effort counts! #FinishPollution #SaveTheOcean #OceanConservation #ReducePlastic #EcoFriendly #AdmightyFoundation #BeachCleanup #ProtectMarineLife #SustainableLiving #EnvironmentalAwareness #HealthyOceans #GlobalImpact

As the world faces escalating environmental challenges, the need for sustainable waste management solutions has never been more critical. Plastic pollution continues to clog our oceans and damage ecosystems, while waste mismanagement threatens both urban and rural communities. Today, on World Cleanup Day, we are reminded of the responsibility we all share in driving meaningful change. At Sterling One Foundation, we believe that addressing the global waste crisis requires collaborative action. Through initiatives like our Beach Adoption Program and Tree Planting Initiative, we are working to not only reduce waste but also create economic opportunities for local communities by turning waste into valuable resources within a circular economy framework. World Cleanup Day is more than a single day of action. It represents a commitment to long-term, sustainable solutions that transform our environment and help build a waste-free planet for future generations. Let’s use this opportunity to accelerate progress toward the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly those related to climate action and responsible consumption. #WorldCleanupDay #SustainableDevelopment #CircularEconomy

Did you know that a single plastic bottle takes over 450 years to decompose?😲 Today, we join the global ‘World Clean Up Day’ initiative to raise awareness about the environmental risks of improper waste management and encourage meaningful action toward a more sustainable, waste-free world. Improper waste management not only threatens our environment but also poses significant risks to wildlife and public health, accelerating climate change. At Tariff, we are proud to participate in multiple beach clean-ups, helping to reduce the waste entering our oceans. Together, by adopting more sustainable waste management practices, we can pave the way for a healthier, more resilient world. #WorldCleanupDay #WasteManagement #Conservation #Sustainability

Pollution is killing our ocean. Pollution is killing our ocean. Check out these heartbreaking statistics. 👇 🗑️ 18 billion pounds of plastic waste go into the world’s oceans every year. 🐬 100,000 marine mammals die annually as a result of plastic pollution. 💧47% of people will be living in water-stressed areas by 2050. 🐠 344 species become entangled in marine debris. It's time for us to take a stance and save our oceans! Check out our website to see how you can get involved. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eKe_PbMS #PUREInitiative #WaterPollution #PlasticWaste #SaveOurOceans

🌍 On this World Pollution Day, let us unite in our commitment to a cleaner, healthier planet. Pollution is not just an environmental issue; it is a crisis that impacts every aspect of our lives, from the air we breathe to the water we drink and the food we eat. Our planet is suffering under the weight of our activities, and it is up to each one of us to make a difference. Today, we have an opportunity to reflect on our habits and make conscious choices that reduce our environmental footprint. Simple actions like reducing plastic use, conserving water, using public transportation, and supporting sustainable practices can collectively create a significant impact. Let’s pledge to educate ourselves and others about the importance of pollution control and work towards innovative solutions to restore the health of our environment. Remember, the fight against pollution is not just for us but for future generations. Every effort counts, and together, we can pave the way for a sustainable and pollution-free world. 🌱💧🌿 #WorldPollutionDay #ProtectOurPlanet #SustainableFuture