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Guy Gets Wrapped In Plastic Bags To Remind Us Of The Countless Bags We Use Each Year
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Guy Gets Wrapped In Plastic Bags To Remind Us Of The Countless Bags We Use Each Year

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Many people are still unaware of how much damage plastic debris does to our seas and health. The photo evidence and stats are depressing, so how do you make a fun campaign out of it? A Slovenian NGO teamed up with an artist to create Bagfoot, a plastic bag monster. A living humanoid reminder of the countless bags we use each year.

The video below shows his transformation and subsequent rampage in the town market. Will he ever escape, become human again?

More info: ebm.si

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    Ecologists without borders

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    Ecologists without Borders is a non-profit founded in 2009 and one of the leading Slovenian NGOs dedicated to improving the state of our environment — focusing on efficient resource use and active citizenship. Most of our activities deal with waste at its source, but not all are limited to Slovenia. We're an active member of Zero Waste Europe, Let's do it world! and some other networks.

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    Ecologists without borders

    Ecologists without borders

    Author, Community member

    Ecologists without Borders is a non-profit founded in 2009 and one of the leading Slovenian NGOs dedicated to improving the state of our environment — focusing on efficient resource use and active citizenship. Most of our activities deal with waste at its source, but not all are limited to Slovenia. We're an active member of Zero Waste Europe, Let's do it world! and some other networks.

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