Pollution Socks
Description: Stop Sucking, No More Polluting Plastic Straws is a funny T-shirt with a serious message| Plastic drinking straws pollute our planet| Plastic straws are not really necessary| Our planet needs relief from all the plastic being discarded. Plastic is not biodegradable. It pollutes our environment.
Description: Pedicab drivers waiting for business in central Delhi, India. A blanket of moisture from the Himalayas mixed with pollutants hangs over the city. PLEASE NOTE: Purchased items will be free of watermarks 8E1801.9805 Nikon D800E | AF-S Nikkor 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G ED VR Featured in Everyday Life (14 January 2019) Featured in The World As We See It , Or As We Missed It (2 February 2019) Featured in Prima Challenges (3 March 2019) Featured in This & That (10 March 2020) Featured in Nikon DSLR Gallery (12 March 2020) Featured in Travel Connections (21 March 2020) Winner in Everyday Life Avatar (1 February 2019) Top 10 in Absolute Clarity "Simply humans" (9 February 2019)
Description: Drowning In Plastic. Plastics, especially single-use plastics are a major issue. I admit to being aware of this but never bothering to do anything to help. Until I saw the BBC film 'Drowning In Plastic'. That inspired me to create this, a human literally drowning inside a plastic item, but still dumping more plastics. Alternate contrast white print on dark items version also available in my store.
Description: This makes me sad. New species discovered and it is already spoiled by humans. I made a protest artwork. Pencil drawing in a digital edited sea with plastic cups. Research has uncovered the presence of plastic in a new species of deep-sea amphipods which has been discovered in one of the deepest places on earth. The amphipod - known in informal speech as a “hopper” - was discovered by researchers from Newcastle University in the Pacific Ocean’s Mariana Trench between Japan and the Philippines.
Description: A HOT PLANET NEEDS COOL KIDS - Climate Action for Climate Change and Climate Crisis. Climate Strike gear for environmental activist kids, teens, and adults fighting for the future to save the planet from the toxic effect of plastic pollution, oil drilling and increased carbon footprint on our planet. Great for elementary students, middle school students and high school students.
Description: More Trees, Less Concrete! A meaningful t-shirt advocating for action against climate change and and the causes behind it. The rising sea levels, disappearing species, burning forests and decline of the honey bees are just a few of signs for us to change our ways and stop being a cancer to this beautiful planet. The design and text are a very light cream color and is purposefully distressed to give a worn, faded look.
