Why did the diving resort become a sea of garbage? Can it be restored?

It is everyone's responsibility to care for the environment. Our green earth depends on ourselves to protect it. It is very difficult to restore an ecological environment once it is shattered. Recently, the news that diving resorts have become a sea of garbage has been widely circulated. What is going on? Why is this happening?

Where does the diving resort turn into a sea of garbage?

Roatan Island in the Caribbean, once known as a "paradise for divers", straddles a narrow island 32 miles (about 55 kilometers) in the Caribbean-Roatan Island is a paradise for divers and a happy place for all travelers. This paradise in Central America became a popular attraction for divers several years ago. Even if you are not a diver, you will love this place.

Roatan Island extends for 35 nautical miles (about 6 kilometers) in the Caribbean Sea and is surrounded by a huge coral reef. Diving and deep-sea fishing are good choices. The beach is beautiful, and the sea is crystal clear and shiny. There are also many restaurants and bars here, and people are very friendly (most people speak English).

If you want to escape from the lively nightlife here, keep going east and look for untouched coastlines, where there are both high-end luxury houses and leisurely water docks. The main small town on Roatan Island is called Coxen

Hole, which is also the center of Honduran island, with banks, grocery stores and straw markets. The town is named after an English pirate who once hid here.

Why did the diving resort become a sea of garbage

Near Roatan Island on the south coast of Honduras, there is a sea full of garbage. When you look around, you can't see the blue sea water, only plastic bottles, bags and waste, which is thought-provoking.

nowadays, the sea surface is covered by a large area of plastic garbage. What's more sad is that some animals mistakenly eat garbage as food, which eventually leads to death. Environmental protection organizations believe that the garbage in the Caribbean comes from a river in Guatemala. People throw garbage into the river, and heavy rain washes a lot of garbage into the sea, thus forming a garbage sea.

It is reported that plastics will enter the food chain after being decomposed into microscopic particles due to the intake of plankton and fish. And 9% of seabirds have eaten all kinds of plastics, and turtles and whales will eat them by mistake. And trying to restore this food chain is a very huge person.

everyone should contribute to reducing plastic waste, and factories and governments should bear the brunt.