アニヤ・ルービックさんのインスタグラム写真 - (アニヤ・ルービックInstagram)「Many of you ask me how plastic straws end up in the oceans, well they end up in the ocean primarily through human error, often 1) left on beaches in coastal communities and seaside resorts globally 2) littered OR 3) blown out of trash cans (oftentimes overfilled) or transport boats and vehicles. ... Remember, all gutters and storm drains lead to our ocean! Australian scientists Denise Hardesty and Chris Wilcox estimate, using trash collected on U.S. coastlines during cleanups over five years, that there are nearly 7.5 million plastic straws lying around America’s shorelines. They figure that means 437 million to 8.3 billion plastic straws are on the entire world’s coastlines.」4月23日 2時25分