British Students Use Plastic Waste To Make Colored Shoes For Environmental Protection

< p > according to the British report, < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_s.asp" > London < /a > 3 students collect plastic garbage in the city to produce a pair of colored running shoes. At first glance, this strange running shoe seems to be made of high-grade materials, but careful observation will find that its original material is nothing but garbage. The purpose of these 3 students to make running shoes with garbage is to arouse people's concern about the bad habit of littering. < /p >
< p > these 3 students are Charles Duffy, William Gbins and Billy TWEI. They use garbage to make running shoes to remind people to pay attention to "consumption culture" and the negative impact of plastic waste on the environment. They say that this activity is a very ironic point of view to examine the high frequency of our discarding. For example, throwing away a pair of old shoes is only because we get a pair of new shoes, and the attitude of "durable and reliable" that we used to buy has disappeared. < /p >
< p > they also say: "a href=" http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_x.asp "> Plastic < /a > has been so deeply integrated into our life and environment that it has become increasingly difficult to distinguish and distinguish from the natural environment. We use trawlers to pull up garbage from the riparian and make running shoes, and use these running shoes as a satirical tool to tell people the direct relationship between garbage and consumption, and the reality that merchandise is thrown away after use. < /p >