I found theàis amazing video as a link in a Top3 email , Top3 is a retailer of gorgeous design products with a socially conscious perspective.
It is shocking to think:
BY THE YEAR 2050 THERE WILL BE MORE PLASTIC IN THE OCEAN THAN FISH
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