The title of this post is condensed from a scene in The Graduate.
The full exchange begins an article on the sea of plastic debris which exists in the Pacicif ocean.
Read more on this mess in this leading article from the Times of May, 2 2009
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I couldn’t agree with you more. This is a serious problem that requires serious solutions–and a bit of inspiration.
I recently met a young artist that his figured out a way we can use plastics to beautify our lives instead of dumping into the sea (either intentionally or otherwise). Love to hear what you think of my coverage of his art on my site.