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countygeneral | 14 points | Jan 07 2018 17:23:26

[DOCUMENTARY] White Waves: Surfers Fighting Pollution (2018 Deutsche Welle DocFilms) [720p WEBRip | x264 | 96 AAC] [808MB] | Megalinks MegaDB [DOCUMENTARY] White Waves: Surfers Fighting Pollution (2018 Deutsche Welle DocFilms) [720p WEBRip | x264 | 96 AAC] [808MB]

These surfers are fighting against ocean pollution and trying to protect our seas. They scour beaches and the waves for plastic and other poisons and try to track down the polluters, some of whom are now facing court trials for marine pollution. | Megalinks MegaDB These surfers are fighting against ocean pollution and trying to protect our seas. They scour beaches and the waves for plastic and other poisons and try to track down the polluters, some of whom are now facing court trials for marine pollution.

The surfer's love for the sea is turning into an effective weapon in the fight against marine pollution. Surfing superhero Kelly Slater once said: "I think when a surfer becomes a surfer, it's almost like an obligation to be an environmentalist at the same time.” But commitment to environmental protection cannot be taken for granted. Even surfing itself can even be a threat to the oceans. Material such as surfboards and wetsuits can pollute the environment; flights to surfing locations lead to high CO2 emissions that adversely affect the climate; and surfers leave rubbish on the beaches. The documentary tells the story of a group of surfers fighting for clean seas and also highlights things anyone can do to protect the oceans. Marine pollution occurs worldwide, and the surfers go to great lengths to identify its sources. But the film doesn’t just send out an important message about global ecology, it also features some breathtaking surfing footage.

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previously on DW DocFilms: Josef Mengele: The Hunt for a Nazi Criminal | Art and Childhood | Abducted and Sold: Forced Workers in Russia | Soundhunters: A Musical Expedition | Crime Novels and the Third Reich

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