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⚠ In production: Most bottled water is packaged in PET (polyethylene terephthalate) plastic bottles which are derived from crude oil. It can take up to 3L of water to produce 1L of water.🛑
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⚠ In transportation: Transportation of bottled water around the world requires burning of fossil fuels. ⛟💨
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⚠ In landfill and the litter stream: Although plastic bottles are recyclable, many end up in landfill and take up to 1000 years to break down. When littered they often end up in the sea where they break up in small pieces, killing marine life that mistake them for food.🐢🐋
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Welcome to Ecoceanic Swim, I'm Melanie. 1 woman against ocean exploitation. I am on a mission to prove that one person can make positive change to the environment and with you on my side we can collaboratively use people power to strengthen, inspire, grow together to turn the tide. Read more in the about me section. All proceeds support marine conservation efforts.

According to a report in marine policy, an estimated 100 million sharks are killed indirectly and directly by humans every year. The paper also found that number could be as high as 273 million.

It can be hard to picture that number – or even to picture 11,417, the number of sharks estimated to be killed every hour.

It’s clear: sharks have more to fear from humans than humans have to fear from them. But right now, the NSW government is under pressure to expand shark nets that indiscriminately kill marine life without making people safe.

We don’t need to kill sharks to protect ourselves at the beach using barbaric nets that have no evidence of protecting humans. An expert review just recommended that the NSW government trials the shark spotter program that has proved effective on South African beaches.

☠Nothing but a false sense of security and a killer to sea life! ⛔ Grey nurse sharks, loggerhead turtles, humpback whales, Indo pacific bottlenose dolphins, rays, green turtles and many more have been victims of shark nets. Only 3% of animals caught we're the "targeted" shark specie and 15% of sharks (zoom into pie chart on 3rd image). This is unacceptable! 😳😠 Please sign this petition, share and spread awareness. Be the voice for them🦈💙
We urge that the New South Wales (NSW) Government in Australia permanently removes ineffective 'shark nets' from the NSW beaches and replaces them with effective non lethal forms of mitigation which are proven to work based on data which has already gathered.

The world is watching!

Sea Shepherd Apex Harmony

Please sign the petition now by clicking button below.

Allyson Jennings and Melanie Mangione of Ecoceanic have collaboratively started beach cleans. We believe we have found Sydneys most polluted beach.

If you would like to help us or join please email me info@ecoceanic.com or follow @ecoceanic on Instagram and Facebook for updates.