Westfield – Paul Noël

#passonplastic

This post is from July 2018. Have we reduced the amount of plastic that we produce and carelessly dispose of in those intervening years? Not at all and the fossil fuel corporations are still building new plants to produce more. Our governments must stop this but we also as responsible individuals have a part to play. What we buy has a direct consequence on the profitability of those over packaging items that have no need to be.

The hash tag says it all but will it change anything? The whale with the message below stating that this amount of plastic goes into the ocean every second sits outside the Westfield shopping centre in West London. Inside, there’s not a washable cup or plate in sight. So the future of shopping (yuck) has no plans of cutting down on plastic. #EarthDay #plasticpollution This issue is not being taken seriously enough. We can talk all we want and make displays of plastic whales to prick our collective conscious. It looks though that the economic monster that creates all this garbage is not going to change anytime soon.

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It’s low, GTM FRT 885J, Stony Stratford Classic Car Show 2010, Buckinghamshire, England

A second photo of a GTM and this one shows how low the car was because of the boy standing next to it. An example from a kit car manufacturer that started in 1967. The company name still exists but is owned by Westfield who are also known for sports cars and also driver-less vehicles, https://westfieldavs.com/westfield-gtm/.

The classic car show is usually part of a week of festivities in the town and is well worth a visit. The classic car show will hopefully take place in 2022, https://vintagestony.co.uk/. Photo from 6th June 2010.

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