A Plastic Ocean

a crisis

to degrade

a landfill site

to dump

to endure

a crisis

to degrade

a landfill site

to dump

to endure

a crisis

to degrade

a landfill site

to dump

to endure

a crisis

to degrade

a landfill site

to dump

to endure

a free diver

a fraction of something

pristine

a free diver

a fraction of something

pristine

a free diver

a fraction of something

pristine

a. When he was a teenager

b. When he was a child

c. When he was an adult

a. 8 million

b. 5 million

c. 9 million

a. He’s a TV presenter.

b. He’s a diver.

c. He’s a journalist.

a. That more people should do it

b. That it’s her way to pay back the ocean for all the pleasure it has given her

c. That it’s an impossible job

a. 256

b. 266

c. 276

a. Beaches – including resorts for tourists

b. Factories – including plastic bottle factories

c. Communities – including their food production

a. He believes change is possible and it starts with us.

b. He believes change is possible if we stop buying plastic bottles.

c. He believes change is possible if we stop throwing bottles in the ocean.