00:00The oceans are in a state of emergency.
00:07Entire marine ecosystems are vanishing with the warming of the seas, and as the waste
00:12of the world empties into our waters, we face the devastating crisis of plastic pollution.
00:20We are a disease that is infecting our planet.
00:24Our oceans are in trouble.
00:29We have taken from the ocean all that we want, and fed it back all that we don't.
00:34And now, it's literally feeding it right back to us.
00:40Microscopic pieces of plastic are easily confused for food, and end up being consumed by small
00:44fish species and even plankton, until ultimately, they make their way back up the food chain,
00:50and humans are eating the very plastic that we threw away.
00:55The United Nations is actually calling plastic pollution in the oceans a planetary crisis.
01:01And rightfully so.
01:02Our oceans are far too critical to be treated as a plastic dump.
01:09People often think that environmental issues can only be solved with massive policy changes,
01:14historic international agreements, or groundbreaking innovation.
01:19And that their actions as one person on this planet don't matter.
01:24But that couldn't be further from the truth.
01:25Okay.
01:27Okay.
01:29I have to know you've grown up.
01:30Let's have a great podcast.
01:32Even if there are any folks in the other somebody that has been consistent with industry,
01:35who can you hear from your parents who demonstrate that EraU Brandi?
01:36That's absolutely not a Mexican man.
01:37You're right in there.
01:37Come back to me.
01:38I can hear from you alone that the city is absolutely rather big, ģ“ė“ith.
01:40I have a great voice.
01:40You are right in there.
01:40When we talk to that stage, ourerton talk about Verantwortung,
01:42who can you do.
01:43And that's all the people amongst farmers etc..
