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[링크]How India’s Fishermen Turn Ocean Plastic Into Roads

Geotopia 2018. 6. 12. 08:50

Kadalamma—Mother Sea—that’s what Xavier Peter calls the Arabian Sea. His own mother gave him life, but Kadalamma gave him purpose, a livelihood. She has provided for him, offering up enough fish to feed his family and sell at the market. And she has protected him, sparing him thrice from cyclones and once from a tsunami.

  Xavier has been trawling for shrimp and fish off India’s southwestern coast for more than three decades, his whole adult life. But lately, when he casts out his nets, he often comes up with more plastic than fish.

☞ 전체 기사 https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2018/05/fishermen-kerala-india-recycle-plastic-pollution-culture/?utm_source=NGP&utm_medium=crm-email&utm_content=Inside_20180611&utm_campaign=Editorial&utm_rd=1009132836 [National Geographic May 23, 2018]

 

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