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Originally posted by CaticusMaximus
Originally posted by Donahue
On a second note. Seagulls are probably the most annoying, waste of space, animal on the planet.
Depends on your perspective.
Personally I would contend that the species that subjugates itself and all other things it can, and actively destroys and contaminates its own environment to the point of poisoning itself and all other life is a MUCH worse waste of space than a sea gull who just catches fish all day.
Originally posted by CaticusMaximus
Originally posted by boncho
Some people can't watch videos, some people don't have the patience, we'd rather read and see pictures if they are necessary to get a message across.
I say birds being cut open with plastic inside. Not sure what the story is about...
Complaining that the length of a 4 minute video is to long to watch... wtf?
For some reason I cant help but perceive that attitude as somehow integral to the enabling of the atrocity shown in the 4 minute video that "some people dont have the patience" for.
Hmmm... wonder why that is.
edit on 2/21/2013 by CaticusMaximus because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
maybe design biodegradable container/lids/plastics and use existing plastic found on the plastic islands as material to build artificial ICE mass for Polar regions...
Originally posted by starfoxxx
Why are the birds eating pieces of plastic??? This tells me, these are not the smartest birds on the block... There were THOUSANDS of birds on that island and only a few that ate so much plastic to die... Thinning the herd is all that is..
Chemicals found in every home may cause breast cancer, asthma, infertility and birth defects, global health chiefs said yesterday. They warn the gender-bending compounds – used in toys, PVC flooring, car dashboards and credit cards – have ‘serious implications’ for health. In a landmark report, the World Health Organization suggested a ban might be needed to protect future generations. It says it is ‘reasonable to suspect’ chemical substances called phthalates of harming female fertility and linked them with rising rates of childhood illnesses including leukaemia. Also under suspicion is bisphenol A, which is found in a host of daily items including tin cans and sunglasses. The man-made compounds are thought to interfere with the natural hormones that are key to our growth, development and overall health. The WHO said there was ‘very strong evidence’ in animals they can interfere with thyroid hormones – something that can cause brain damage, stunted intelligence, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and autism. For prostate cancer ‘significant evidence’ exists of a link with agricultural pesticides.