Absolutely nothing.
(Would you think this woman is a police officer or not? Look closely. I guessed the wrong way – see the comments.)
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Remember the 1980’s?
I do.
Posts Tagged ‘patch’
Nothing Escapes the Gaze of this University of California Police Force Security Officer
Wednesday, July 15th, 2009David Mayer de Rothschild, Captain of Plastiki, at the California Academy of Sciences
Friday, June 5th, 2009This was the scene last night at the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park during another busy NightLife program. It’s David Mayer de Rothschild, “British adventurer, environmentalist and head of Adventure Ecology,” giving a talk about ecology and his Plastiki boat as a part of the United Nation’s World Oceans Day.
The #1 Hottest Guy in Green at the Cal Academy. Subscribe to his stream of consciousness here, on the Twitter.
Can this giant plastic catamaran, can this Andersonian venture make it all the way from Pier 31 to Cindy, Australia?
Only Time Will Tell.
NightLife Welcomes Plastiki, Thursday, June 4
6:00 – 10:00 pm
NightLife, featuring Plastiki and David de Rothschild »
This week, environmentalist David de Rothschild gives two lectures (at 7:30 pm and 8:30 pm) about his upcoming voyage across the Pacific. What makes it unique? He’s crossing the ocean in a 60-foot vessel constructed entirely of recycled materials, mostly plastic water bottles!
De Rothschild will share details of his itinerary, including his plan to navigate the Eastern Pacific Garbage Patch, a floating landfill and man-made disaster that’s twice the size of Texas.
A Seagull Tries to Eat a Snapple Bottle on San Francisco Bay
Friday, December 12th, 2008This hungry gull on San Francisco Bay made quite an effort to take a chunk out of an empty floating Snapple bottle. (Birds get confused when things show up in their environment that their ancestors didn’t evolve with, of course)
The problem with recapping your empty glass bottle and tossing it into the Pacific is that the thing is going to float forever and end up in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch or someplace like that.
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