marcus's plan has already worked. his exploit is being followed by millions of people on the internet. it can affect some policy. some policy to help curb the exploitation of. the sympathetic chemicals that we have to use to our advantage short term advantage but now we're finding out just polluting our world and really i could feel that it's going to impact the next generation my kids would feel it so i feel like. obligated to do something it's an obligation knowing something's wrong you can't do nothing otherwise drop your accomplice. in the nineteen twenty as an english peer at an outlandish but particularly far sighted idea. and you fitted a number of ships which regularly followed the same north european shipping lanes with a strange device. it was a record of ships and been towing them every month ever since. these are time machines to be kept as treasures. the recorders contain cassettes with which you can trace the evolution of plantain in the english channel the north atlantic. one hundred seventy thousand sa

marcus wants to share the scientific discovery of. all the plastic which has ended up in the sea is still there. three months and several storms later he finally reaches hawaii on his plastic bottle raft it was enough to make him a hero of modern times his struggle is starting to get some attention. there's a steady trend of increasing plastic and it's growing exponentially sort of the purpose of this is to get the world awareness don't talk about solutions what do we do about this issue. while marcus is busy consciousness raising on the other side of the planet richard thompson is busy collecting scientific evidence of the contamination of the marine have been turned to by plastics. i was just interested well this is a plastics that forming by the breakdown of large bases or what is the smallest piece of plastic present on the base that was the challenge i set to two of my graduate students just at the over ten years ago richard has found fragments of plastic that can be measured in microns finer than a human. and he is found huge qu

that's marcus and m is a question of time. they're already off on another adventure pedaling two thousand miles between vancouver and t one to convince whoever they meet on the way. for them plastic is a problem full stop and it needs to be eradicated at the source. the benefits which are brought by the use of the statement are you also great for the society so great for the consumers in terms of security for food in terms of lightness for transport etc that would be stupid just to cancel those very strong benefits in order to just. correct something which is just at the end of the life of the product and the goes that is a wrong be a view of the people and of the society we hear that same line from the weapons manufacturers guns don't kill people keep people kill people we hear the same line from the plastics industry that plastics aren't the problem it's people that are the problem it's people littering but there's no way to educate every single person on the planet to add dispose of their plastics properly so the industry a

marcus and i refuse to give up you are coming here today to bring awareness to. the river the go the keep up the struggle to change those in mentality east and finally put an end to plastic age. change people's attitudes. maybe we should scare them because they see wasting things as their. music in. the back. of her. talents. bringing you the latest in science. we've. covered. sanctions but not just yet the e.u. is accused of putting oil before civilian lives as it stalls on action against syria's president al assad. anger across italy and spain as brussels forces governments to tighten their belts and public spending to save the faltering euro. and he continues libyan rebels are accused of targeting innocent foreigners rounding up the girls while it's. six o'clock in the morning here in moscow glad to have you with us this is our team we start off in syria where the e.u. is now accused of putting barrels before civilian lives as it delays the introduction of sanctions targeting syria's oil exports this is despite the mounting death toll with reports of governmen

marcus and i refuse to give up here today this is our. awareness day i still remember the go the keep up the struggle to change those in mentalities and finally put an end to plastic age. with change people's attitude. maybe we should scare them this way something says their. music in. the back. of her. culture is that so much of it spiritually maybe once a year but real history that is not the rate during the great financial contraction millions lost their jobs and all but the rich of only gotten richer should the rich pay. in some respects ots available in grants or till you're a grand total emerald marco polo club supposed to turn circles photo olympic gold circus or toll. corinthian the ski pundits reticent to say a steroid kempinski might go twenty to look you think of school for you. know sort of. syrian activists report more protested deaths as russia is the un to get some leads into the talks to avoid a repeat of libya is chaotic. israel authorizes its special forces to issues it palestinian protesters are they prepared to march i

with what hundreds of school and college students attend marcus and his lectures all along their trip from canada to mexico. now you might think ok this and well it's plastic it goes in the mouth of the rand and that's it no big deal the problem is other and it's small so this past is particles that stay in your stomach for a long time. the plastic is plastic particles they're not benign they don't just sit there and do nothing while and marcus raises another question the industry adds millions of tons of chemicals to plastics what kind of effects do they have. these freshwater snails are sensitive to the slightest variations in their environment they serve a sentinel's one day the federal agency of live environment asked your goldman to study the effects on this gastro part of a chemical substance whose effects are still unknown this phenyl day. he was surprised but when the heading. was a concrete new phenomenon for us we had in the last thousands of these snakes before and never find something comparable before and so we repeated experiment once twice and even a third time you'll d

marcus and i refuse to give up you are coming here today it's our. awareness i just i remember the go the keep up the struggle to change those in mentality east and finally put an end to plastic age. change people's attitudes. maybe we should scare them this way some things as their . music in. the back. of her. it's. the. syrian forces launched their biggest sweeping protest is in the northwest with reports of several killed as russia urges the un to get both sides into talks with . israel authorizes its special forces to shoot up palestinian protesters as they prepared to march in support of a u.n. bid for independence claiming it's to prevent bloodshed. on the gas impasse ukraine backpedals over its threat of taking russia to court to force prices down moscow says it will stand its ground on the already signed. international news or comment live from moscow this is r.t. good to have you with us this hour more deaths being reported in syria where security forces have launched raids in the northwest protesters escaping across the border into turkey

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waste if possible by try to have no plastic come into our homes and then end up in the garbage can so marcus and i have gone for a radical solution for years but when we go to buy things at the grocery store but we buy bread and sometimes comes the plastic bags get the file used to go to an actual bakery we are now making these out of old t. shirts so we've been collecting t. shirts from schools and from good well when people are thrown away their shirts instead of using plastic bags and of course we never buy plastic water bottles anytime we want to get water we bring our own we fill up a towel filtered water we bring these with us everywhere and so you get these habits you develop them and then you don't think about them you just remember i had my bad luck with the market. even organic which doesn't go into plastic bags paste to get eaten. show us the worms they're going to see underneath. carefully. and in the come on a look some shallots some garlic. so there's a recycling bin and we try to throw anything away if we buy something we try to make sure the packaging and recyclable idea of b

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plastic these plastic particles are not benign they don't just sit there and do nothing while and marcus raises another question the industry and its millions of tons of chemicals to plastics what kind of effects do they have. these freshwater snails are sensitive to the slightest variations in their environment they serve a sentence under the federal agency a clean environment ask your old them to study the effects from this gastropod and the chemical substance use effects are still unknown as final day. he was surprised but when the having. was a complete new phenomenon for us he had and lost thousands of these snails before and never find something comparable before and so when you repeat that experiment once twice and even a third time you'll discover that ten percent of the females presented significant sexual different missions and that their egg production was four times normal. this uterus with a two glance is considerably larger in superhuman compared with a normal flu and this specific specimen. in addition exhibits this great rupture of the organ built we can imagine the power

-- "new york times" columnist david brooks and "washington post" columnist ruth marcus.way. welcome now responding we're watching vice president cheney and ruth, we had to restrain you at certain moments within you did are to restrain me. at i wasn't sure that i was going to have anything new to say about vice president cheney, i have seen him interviewed before. but i have to say he had my blood boiling in the discussion about deficits. because let's get severuous. when president bush and vice president cheney came into office, they inherited a surplus. the reason that we are facing deficits now and deficits and we've piled on so much debt in the future is in significant part because of the tax cuts that they instituted and refused to find a way to pay for. he talks about entitlement problems because of the largest increase in entitlements guarantees, the prescription drug plan which they instituted and refuse to pay for. and because of the wars. so don't-- get me your turn, david. >> i agree that the bush-obama tax cuts which the current president has fully endorsed. >

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well let's get some more thoughts now from inside marcus curve is a professor of political economy and he now joins me live many thanks for joining us or to care for angela merkel's promising to help greece regain investor confidence does that perhaps give us any hint as to how the vote will pan out. the. opposition. helps to. gain some benefits from that situation. extremely interesting that. the christian democratic party who would be dissenting. any confidence to the government's policy. it has been quite correct eighty five percent of the population. we. forget the constitution. so. that for any for the. committee. that there will be. limits to. that they will be limited must be limited to over. the legal battle for legal challenges continue because the what the constitution only concerns. which has been created in june two thousand and ten which is going to be voted for quite certainly might be object of another. additionally there is the challenge against. the european court of justice he faces a challenge by a group that he has a. european central bank to chase. spain. so the re

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even if, i mean, look at marcus garvey. that's the year his organization really takes off. so over, you know, there's black publications sprouting up everywhere, you know? kansas city to the chicago defender. these publications are really becoming popular everywhere. it was an extraordinary awakening. so was it the only time black people were awake politically? no, but it was an extraordinary awakening that, i think, led directly to the civil right movement. >> thank you, and i appreciate your scholarship. i want to ask, what do you see as some of the contemporary parallels today with 1919? you mentioned war, you mentioned economics, you mentioned job situation. >> um, you didn't go into some of is social politics, the attack on image of black men as in the presidency. so what are pair parallels that you see? >> do you mean -- well, i mean, i think one thing that would jump out at me would be how the debates over immigration, not about black people at all. i would say i think that's a big issue in terms of how, certainly, the racial violence in chicago that year it was agai

because he's live in berlin to talk to us marcus very good evening chief thanks for being on r.t. international so now this verdict is in today this must be a major blow for you what are your initial thoughts. it's not a major blow it's of course formally speaking a legal setback because the court not unexpectedly. rejected the complaints we made about as a matter of fact. the court has only decided about something which is already part of the past about the european financial stability facility as it was practice in the past with a volume more limited with tools being very limited and with little flexibility so we are now going to examine whether the new european civilisation mechanism the one which has been reshaped and which have a bigger volume which should we act more quickly and which should enlarge the tools to be employed and which should as well pm preventively could go along with the. with the reserves the court has made how can the german parliament use its veto powers in line with the scriveners of the reaction. required to request it for the new european financial sta