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13. Alison Teal?!?!?!

Sat Oct 4, 2014, 07:29 PM

Oct 2014

Otherwise knows as Alison Blehert-Koehn. Yeah, she wishes she were still 27. She's a sweet kid, but she's not a naturalist. She's a surfer from Hawaii who got herself the ultimate gig finding people to finance her surf-around-the-world desires in a series called "Alison's Adventures."

She was also my daughter's roommate for two years at HPA in Waimea on the Big Island.

She has done some very positive work in pointing out what we are doing to our seas. But she's also one of those young adults who wouldn't have the slightest clue who Joe Biden is. She starred in something called "Naked and Afraid" about a year ago (or earlier this year? we don't get that in Germany). She leads a somewhat sheltered life, albeit with scenery and locations most people would kill for.

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Incredible photos show mountains of plastic bottles washed up on idyllic honeymoon islands [View all] arcane1 Oct 2014 OP

KnR. nt tblue37 Oct 2014 #1

That is disgusting, horrifying and WRONG. CaliforniaPeggy Oct 2014 #2

Behold; the landscape of capitalism Scootaloo Oct 2014 #3

The landscape of communism looked even worse. EX500rider Oct 2014 #14

At least just as bad anyway. JDPriestly Oct 2014 #19

Let me know when the West starts abandoning nuclear subs... EX500rider Oct 2014 #31

So the landscape of capitalism is all good then. truebluegreen Oct 2014 #36

Which economic system is it again that has no waste products? EX500rider Oct 2014 #37

See post#36 truebluegreen Oct 2014 #38

And i repeat: Which economic system is it again that has no waste products? EX500rider Oct 2014 #39

crapitalism, or amerikanism. pansypoo53219 Oct 2014 #29

Wow. TeeYiYi Oct 2014 #4

The bottles have not been washed up into mountains, that is the municipal trash island collection. Fred Sanders Oct 2014 #5

Correct. The headline is overly dramatic, though some still washes up. arcane1 Oct 2014 #6

Yup! And it's the Daily Mail. longship Oct 2014 #9

Trash coldbeer Oct 2014 #10

This tabbycat31 Oct 2014 #17

Those could be scenes from Idiocracy... hunter Oct 2014 #7

Idiocracy is profound because it is so close to the way we live now. KurtNYC Oct 2014 #30

Its a shame those countries over there litter like that FreakinDJ Oct 2014 #8

This is so incredibly Sad blondie58 Oct 2014 #16

It might have been shipped from the US - but it was dumped there FreakinDJ Oct 2014 #28

I wonder if anyone has thought of maybe yuiyoshida Oct 2014 #11

That is an interesting thought...hmm... Hestia Oct 2014 #20

That is what I was thinking. The photos almost make it look like it is already sorted trash, logosoco Oct 2014 #42

Sadly not unusual ramapo Oct 2014 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author Nay Oct 2014 #32

Brazil is the same way. We went on a half-day boat cruise among some small Nay Oct 2014 #33

Alison Teal?!?!?! DFW Oct 2014 #13

I understand if you have personal experience with this photo... KoKo Oct 2014 #26

We had a surf spot on Oahu that we called Flies. (for the obvious reason) panader0 Oct 2014 #40

Scary stuff DFW Oct 2014 #41

what bullshit. mopinko Oct 2014 #15

Yeah, the headline sucked. Daily Mail after all. arcane1 Oct 2014 #21

What's the elevation of that atoll? It wouldn't take much to wash the dump away. ffr Oct 2014 #23

Oh sweet mother of god MissDeeds Oct 2014 #18

One good storm away from reality. ffr Oct 2014 #24

The Human race will drown in its own filth workinclasszero Oct 2014 #22

Well..Trash and Climate Change due to our Waste will affect both KoKo Oct 2014 #25

Plastic, another product of fossil fuels fouling our planet. mountain grammy Oct 2014 #27

... SammyWinstonJack Oct 2014 #34

wow. scary and sad Liberal_in_LA Oct 2014 #35