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Faster Skier Article on Project 2012/2013

On September 19, 2012 By Nina

Here is a recent  FasterSkier.Com article by Alex Mathews on Nina and her upcoming season. Click here to read the full article in a separate window.

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    Earth art- student work “Earth is suffering from Earth art- student work “Earth is suffering from plastic. Animals die and the ocean gets polluted. Plastic is an important part of our lives and that is one of the major reasons why plastic pollution is a difficult problem to solve. The plastic pollution can be solved through less use of plastic and proper recycling of it. I have thought that most of the plastic was recycled but, according to GreenPeace, only about 9% of it is recycled. My drawing focuses on the marine animals, especially turtles that are harmed by plastic in the ocean. The drawing was focused on the turtle. The turtle was emphasized and illustrated how turtles can consume plastic because they are confused with jellyfish. I tried to compare the plastic bag and jellyfish and how they looked similar. My purpose was to tell the viewers to be more aware of this plastic pollution problem. Not only the turtles are getting harmed, other marine animals consume plastic. Plastic definitely harms our environment and the animals. Since it is our environment, we should protect and take care of it. Less plastic use and proper recycling is needed to save the marine animals.”
    Earth art! “The issue I chose to address is micr Earth art! “The issue I chose to address is microplastics. Microplastics are plastics smaller than 5mm, they are usually pieces of plastic broken down by erosion. A research conducted by the Arizona State University found microplastics in almost all the participants. My artwork depicts a fish with its inside filled with plastic. I drew a outline of a fish and filled it in with pieces of plastic bags. This is a important issue since microplastics are often deadly when consumed by marine creatures. And when said marine creatures are eaten by humans, the microplastics can cause health issues.”
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