2. Marint avfall plastbransjens strsteutfordring 3. Marint
avfall plastbransjens strsteutfordring ? 4. 5. Er det s ille da? 6.
" Plastic Soup " Found in Atlantic Ocean - CBS News Plastic waste
threat to marine life The Guardian Plastic fibres an increasing
threat to marine environment, Plastics 'poisoning world's seas'-
BBC Pollution-trawling voyage finds ocean's plastic 'soup-
NewScience Havet blir til plastsuppe- Dagbladet Marine litter is a
global problem-PlasticsEurope 100 miljoner ton sopor ddar havet -
Expressen.se 7. INDONESIA 8. ALASKA 9. MEXICO 10. CALIFORNIA 11.
TANZANIA 12. HAWAII 13. TROMS 14. TROMS TROMS 15. TROMS 16. TROMS
17. KARLSY 18. HAVSTRMMER 19.
- Tilfres havet rlig:Cirka 10 millioner tonn
- 70 80% kommer fra land, resten fra marin aktivitet
- Ulikt fordelt, men globalt er det enkeltobjekter fra
hverdagsbruk og engangsbruk som dominerer.
- 10 - 15% kommer tilbake p land, resten blir i havet
- 80 90 % av marint avfall er plast i ulike former
20. STORT 21. MELLOMSTORT 22. SMTT 23.
- 8 - 9 mill tonn i ret,iutallige former, farger og
strrelser.
24.
- Plastavfall i sjen opptrer i utallige former og strrelser.
- Plast kan flyte svrt langt
25. 26.
- Plastavfall i sjen opptrer i utallige former og strrelser
- Plast kan flyte svrt langt
- Plast brytes ikke ned organisk
27. S LENGE VARER TING I SJEN Bussbillett 2- 4 uker Epleskrott 8
uker T - skjorte 5 mneder Melkekartong 3 mneder Ullty 2 r
Sigarettfilter 20 r Hermetikkboks 100 r Engangsbleie ~ 200 r
Aluminiumsboks ~ 300 r Sixpackringer ~ 400 r Plastflaske ~ 450 r
Fiskesnre /fiskegarn ~ 600 r Glass Evig 28.
- Plastavfall i sjen opptrer i utallige former og strrelser
- Plast kan flyte svrt langt
- Plast har ekstremt lang nedbrytingstid
- Plast blir spist av alle ledd i nrings- kjeden, og kan skade
bde fysisk og kjemisk
29. Photo by Chris Jordan 30. IKKE ALLE DYR KLR HALSBND 31. 15
TONN HVAL, 200 KG PLAST 32. MANETER OG MIKROPLAST 33.
- Plastavfall i sjen opptrer i utallige former og strrelser
- Plast kan flyte svrt langt
- Plast har ekstremt lang nedbrytingstid
- Plast blir spist av alle ledd i nringskjeden, og kan skade bde
fysisk og kjemisk
- Plast i sjen skaper problemer for marine nringer
34. GAMLE GARN FISKER LENGE 35. BARE ETT TILFELLE AV MANGE
36.
- Har arbeidsplassen din gode rutiner forhndtering av rstoff og
avfall?
- Har bedriften din systemer for informasjon om
produktgjenvinning eller returordning?
- Er det p tide at plastbransjen i Norge slutter seg til globale
bransjeinitiativ?
"Plastics litter in any environment is unacceptable..
Contributing to substantially reducing marine litter is essential
for our industry. Jacques van Rijckevorsel,President,
PlasticsEurope 37. TAKK FOR OPPMERKSOMHETEN Etter plukking av 16800
biter plast 38. Initiativer fra plastbransjen:
http://www.plasticseurope.org/plastics-sustainability/marine-litter.aspx
http://www.bpf.co.uk/sustainability/operation_Clean_Sweep.aspx
http://www.pelletwatch.org/ Om marint avfall:
http://www.epa.gov/owow/oceans/debris/toolkit/files/trash_that_kills508.pdf
http://www.kimointernational.org/MarineLitter.aspx
http://marinedebris.noaa.gov/marinedebris101/mdinfo.html P norsk:
http://www.dirnat.no/content/500040577/Et-hav-av-soppel
http://www.dirnat.no/multimedia/48150/Marint-soppel.pdf
http://www.aftenposten.no/fakta/innsikt/article3574592.ece
http://www.nofir.no/
http://www.dagsavisen.no/innenriks/article518788.ece LENKER- MARINT
AVFALL 39. Amercan Chemistry Council ACC: Plastic Doesn't Belong in
Our Oceans, It Belongs in Recycling Bins America's plastics
makersare committed to working on the problem of ocean litter. We
support efforts to reduce waste, increase recycling and litter
prevention programs, and foster regional andglobal partnerships .
This site is dedicated to providing the latest and most substantive
information available on the causes and sources of marine debris,
and most importantly, to showing youwhat we're doing to help find
solutions . Plastic makers are partnering with governments and
conservationists to encourage recycling and discourage litter,
working to educate children on the link between our litter and
marine health, promoting industry wide practices to contain plastic
pellets, and we're working with the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration to advance scientific understanding of
marine litter. We know that plastics help make a wide range of
useful, versatile products, and in many cases help to reduce energy
use and greenhouse gas emissions compared to alternatives. But,
they do not belong in our environment. Working together, we can
make a difference.
- Global Plastics Associations Take Action on Marine Litter 47
plastics industry organisations from around the world
- sign up to a "Joint Declaration for Solutions on Marine Litter,
which
- was announced at the 5th International Marine Debris Conference
in
- Hawaii in March 2011.The Declaration outlines a set of clear
objectives for industry action, and advocates close cooperation
with a broad range of stakeholders to achieve substantial progress
in reducing damage to the marine environment. In the six-point
strategy outlined in the Declaration, the industry will:
- Work in public-private partnerships aimed at preventing marine
debris
- Work with the scientific community to better understand the
scope, origins and impact of marine litter and the range of
solutions to the problem
- Promote comprehensive science-based policies and enforcement of
existing laws to prevent marine litter
- Promote best practices in waste management, particularly in
coastal regions
- Enhance opportunities to recover plastic products for recycling
and energy recovery
- Steward the transport and distribution of plastic resin pellets
and products to its consumers and promote this practice along the
supply chain
"Plastics litter in any environment is unacceptable. This global
industry declaration will act as a catalyst for tangible actions at
national, regional and international level. Contributing to
substantially reducing marine litter is essential for our industry.
Jacques van RijckevorselPresident, PlasticsEurope
