He said decisive action must be urgently taken to deal with plastic pollution in order to save the world's marine life and oceans, stating that it may not be too late to turn the tide.
“The eight million tonnes of plastic that enter the sea every year - through our own doing I might add - is now almost ubiquitous, the prince told a global conference on safeguarding the world's oceans.
"For all the plastic that we have produced since the 1950s that has ended up in the ocean is still with us in one form or another, so that wherever you swim there are particles of plastic near you and we are very close to reaching the point when whatever wild-caught fish you eat will contain plastic.
"Plastic is indeed now on the menu."
http://www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/prince-charles-warns-that-plastic-in-now-on-the-menu-due-to-the-...
Poor fish, poor us in the long run, ay!
