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please enable javascript to view this site correctly. you are viewing this site on an outdated browser. please upgrade now to view this site correctly. not whale food menu close the problem updates our heroes inspiration contact twitter facebook instagram youtube continue loading... click here to start skip intro a project by wdc supported by brita 0 - the story 1 - the problem 2 - updates 3 - our heroes 4 - inspiration 5 - contact the problem the problem plastic pollution in our oceans poses a real threat to whales and dolphins. 56% of all whale and dolphin species, from small fish-eating dolphins to the largest filter feeding whales, have been recorded eating marine plastics they've mistaken for food. plastic is #notwhalefood. each and every one of us can help to keep the oceans plastic-free and secure a safe future for these amazing creatures. 80 the number of plastic shopping bags found in the stomach of a single pilot whale, who died from ingesting plastic. share 1 bottle a single 1l bottle could break down into enough small fragments to put one on every mile of beach in the entire world. share 450 years a single use plastic bottle that makes its way into the ocean can take 450 years to break down, meaning it lives twice as long as a bowhead whale – one of the longest living creatures on the planet. share 480 billion more than 480 billion plastic drinking bottles were sold in 2016 across the world. share 95% up to 95% of litter that makes its way into the oceans comes from our towns and cities. share 0 - the story 1 - the problem 2 - updates 3 - our heroes 4 - inspiration 5 - contact updates updates morrisons brings back paper bags 29th june jun 2018 supermarket morrisons has started selling fresh goods like fruit and vegetables in paper bags rather than plastic ones, in a bid to cut down on unnecessary plastic packaging. they say that this move will reduce the number of plastic bags being used every year by 150 million. all of the major supermarkets have started to take steps against plastic pollution, as the uk has a target to ban avoidable waste by 2042. morrisons says its new paper bags are made from 100% recyclable paper. they will have a see-though paper strip – so that customers and morrisons colleagues can identify the… read more share godzilla is #notwhalefood 20th june jun 2018 a blog by elspeth shears, a residential volunteer at the wdc scottish dolphin centre in spey bay. our visitor centre is on the moray firth, north east scotland, home to the most northerly population of bottlenose dolphins in the world. with the scottish sun shining up above on a beautiful sunday in moray, scotland, more than 60 eager volunteers gathered at wdc’s scottish dolphin centre ready for an afternoon of beach cleaning at spey bay to celebrate our partnership with 4ocean – a company whose bracelets made from recycled ocean plastic help to fund beach cleans around the world, and support the work of charities… read more share chile bans plastic bags at retail businesses 19th june jun 2018 chile is to become the first nation in the americas to ban retailers from using plastic bags. the initiative introduced by president sebastian pinera is aimed at protecting the country’s 4,000-mile coastline. chileans use more than 3.4 million plastic bags a year, according to the environment ministry, and most get dumped in landfills or find their way to the ocean. the measure, which congress has approved unanimously, gives large retailers and supermarkets six months to comply, and small and medium-size businesses, including neighbourhood shops, will have two years to abide by the new rules. until then they are allowed to hand… read more share vancouver bans single use plastics! 19th june jun 2018 vancouver is the first major city in canada to ban single-use plastic following overwhelming support from the community and businesses. plastic straws, polystyrene foam cups and take-away containers will no longer be distributed after june 1, 2019. the zero waste 2040 plan which aims to eliminate the disposal of solid waste was passed unanimously by vancouver city council. the single-use item reduction strategy is in response to feedback from large and small businesses and residents who agreed that bold actions were needed to address the problem of single-use materials. there was overwhelming support for a ban on foam cups and fast-food… read more share whale dies after swallowing 80 plastic bags 14th june jun 2018 rescuers in thailand have failed to save a pilot whale after it swallowed 80 plastic bags. the small male mammal was found barely alive in a canal near the border with malaysia. a veterinary team battled to stabilise it as helpers used buoys to keep it afloat and an umbrella to shield it from the sun, but the whale died four days later having vomited five plastic bags during the rescue attempt. an autopsy revealed 80 plastic bags weighing up to 8kg (18ib) in the creature’s stomach according to the country’s department of marine and coastal resources. thon thamrongnawasawat, a marine… read more share thousands of you make your voices heard 24th may may 2018 earlier this month, wdc and brita uk asked you to help us in our mission to tackle plastic pollution and keep the seas healthy for whales, dolphins and porpoises by telling the government that action urgently needs to be taken to reduce single use plastic and so reduce plastic pollution in the ocean. your response was fantastic – nearly 3,500 of you emailed the government. at one point, we had so many people responding, you even temporarily crashed the notwhalefood.com website! single-use ‘convenience’ items, such as drinks bottles, coffee cups, plastic cutlery and straws are often only used for a few… read more share sperm whales killed by supermarket bags in mediterranean 23rd may may 2018 some heartbreaking news. a study has carried out by the pelagos cetacean research institute in athens has found that most of the endangered sperm whales that have been found dead in the eastern mediterranean since 2001 have been killed by plastic debris. of the 24 carcasses found in greek waters, post-mortem examinations carried out on 9 of the whales showed their stomachs to have been obstructed with huge amounts of plastic rubbish, including supermarket shopping bags. one of the young males that were examined had ingested over 100 items of plastic, including a plastic bag from a kebab shop 500 miles… read more share dead dolphin found had swallowed a rubber glove 23rd may may 2018 further evidence of the widespread plastic pollution in the ocean has emerged after a dolphin washed up on a norfolk beach in the uk was found to have part of a rubber glove in its stomach. a post-mortem on the dead juvenile male risso’s dolphin revealed the find after being discovered dead on great yarmouth south beach. the young dolphin was thin and showed no evidence of feeding – said to be the ‘most significant factor’ in his or her death. the discovery of the rubber glove parts had ‘not been a causal factor in the dolphin’s death’ said rob deaville, a marine biologist… read more share world's deepest plastic bag found in mariana trench 16th may may 2018 a plastic bag has been found at the very bottom of the world’s deepest ocean trench, the mariana trench in the pacific ocean, highlighting how ocean pollution has spread. the bag was found by scientists at 36,000ft (10,898m) and is one of 3,000 pieces of man-made debris dating back 30 years. teams of international scientists have been working around the world on over 5,000 separate dives, using deep-sea remote vehicles to help in studying what is lying underneath the ocean beds. over a third of the debris found was micro-plastic, with 89 per cent from single-use products. the full findings of the study… read more share why are 99.75% of coffee cups not recycled? 16th may may 2018 have you ever wondered why such a high number of coffee cups aren’t currently recycled? well the answer is, it’s not

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Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.networksolutions.com
Registrar URL: http://networksolutions.com
Updated Date: 2017-08-31T08:35:38Z
Creation Date: 2017-02-08T13:47:50Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2021-02-08T13:47:50Z
Registrar: Network Solutions, LLC.
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