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PES (Adam Pesapane) – even he of the found-object stop-motion features – returns with an awareness-raising short about the detrimental effects of waste plastic on marine (and human) life.
Previously: Gone Fishin’, Lens Smash & Still Life
This afternoon.
At O’Carroll’s shop on O’Connell Street, Dublin 1.
Leprechaun-themed St Paddy’s ‘items’ on sale and tried on by Sabine Groepl from Germany.
Meanwhile…
Darragh Doyle tweetz:
A lot of novelty green plastic will be bought this St Patrick’s Day. A lot will be wasted. It doesn’t have to end up in landfill. @EPICMuseumCHQ will swap the novelty plastic for tickets to the Museum. It will then be donated to Social Enterprise @ReCreateIreland for reuse.
In fairness.
More here
Top pics: Rollingnews
The remains of last year’s Electric Picnic in Stradbally, County Laois
Good step https://t.co/GOjjsVC7KS
— Jill Nicholls (@JillNicholls01) February 28, 2019
Over to you, EP.
Make that futile gesture NOW!
Glass Bottle FIGHT!
Glastonbury festival bans plastic bottles (The Guardian)
Thanks Vanessa
Yoke. Oh.
at
The Forty Foot swimming area, Sandycove, Co. Dublin, yesterday.
Ploggers In Ireland tweetz:
The Plastic, Oh No! Band #Sandycove lunchtime #plogging gig. New recruit
‘Two Hundred and Seventy’ (2018) – an installation by Nils Völker at Museum für agewandte Kunst (MAK) in Vienna,
A concave array of 270 plastic bags suspended from the ceiling inflate and deflate rhythmically – their movement controlled and synchronised by 1000 precisely aligned fans and 45 circuit boards.
A constant crinkling sound fills the museum’s vast hall. Like the rustle of tissue paper. Or the rush of the tide.
Or that locust-person in Screen 12, two seats away with the big bag of M&Ms.
Now you have it.
This afternoon.
Sandycove, County Dublin.
Safety notice following a massive plastic spill at the Forty Foot bathing area and and Sandycove beach. Works by building contractors SIAC/Mantovani Group at the Dun Laoghaire Baths project have left plastic strips used in the concrete setting works washed up along the coastline.
Dog Bagging
at
Poolbeg, Dublin, yesterday.
Sea Fishing Ireland tweetz:
More plastic nightmare at #Poolbeg over the Bank Holiday. Dog poo in bags. Was going to do an #angling version of #Plogging called #Dogging, but Er… #lostintranslation#savepoobeg (sic) #fishirl@broadsheet_ie@CleanCoasts#2minbeachclean
Previously: The Age Of Sale
Sea Fishing Ireland tweetz:
Every piece of plastic made still exists. Quix detergent. Made in Ireland priced 5d in pre-decimalisation (1971) money. Recovered recently from our seas.