We are the only creatures on this planet that generates waste that nature cannot digest!

Of the 10 rivers in the world which carry 90% of plastic to the world's oceans, three are in India - Indus, Ganga, and Brahmaputra. The marine pollution along India's 7000 km long coastline is absolutely appalling! Oil pollution, chemical waste from industries, household sewage and plastic waste are some of the biggest culprits for this water pollution.



'Wild Wild Waste' is a Hindi web series by Transcend Films Private Limited that follows the story of an entitled intern who learns shocking information that's causing marine pollution which motivates him to take preventive measures. It is a wake-up call to the privileged and oblivious youth of today to sit up and take notice of the problem of waste management and plastic pollution. It is a nudge meant to awaken and spring to action before it's too late! Environmental degradation, global warming, climate change are all interlinked and caused due to the carelessness of humans.



The web series has 5 episodes with an average duration of 15 minutes each. Although the majority of the dialogues in Wild Wild Waste are in Hindi, there are English subtitles for a wider audience. It is a great watch for climate change activists, global warming activists, 2nd tier Indian cities that need to focus on solid waste management, garbage disposal, management of industrial effluents, etc. In fact, Wild Wild Waste is a breath of fresh air for all documentary lovers and Netflix lovers who are looking for the perfect blend of informative content and quality entertainment. Each episode gives us something to ponder about and leaves us with many questions that demand answers and solutions. Public apathy to the general hygiene and waste management facilities along with lack of basic civic amenities are what makes the problem so difficult to manage. This web series is not limited to just one place, or city, or country. Rather it is relevant for everyone as water pollution is a real problem faced across the globe, and if immediate action is not taken, can lead to some serious consequences.



We are harming the ocean in ways that might become irreversible if they continue unchecked, but the fact remains that if the ocean is harmed, it is not the ocean that will cease to exist rather humankind itself might have to face the threat of destruction. This is the harsh truth that we need to realize and accept. River and beach clean-ups, reducing plastic usage, banning the use and throw plastic, proper garbage disposal and solid waste management are some steps that can be taken to reduce the water pollution. This climate change documentary on YouTube is a must-watch for all the youth today who can turn this situation around with some deliberate measures.



Renowned oceanographer Sylvia Earle has a message for all of us, "With every drop of water you drink, every breath you take, you're connected to the sea. No matter where on Earth you live. Most of the oxygen in the atmosphere is generated by the sea." So, it is time for us to become more aware, more responsible and act. Let us start by saving our city, then our state, our country and eventually our planet Earth.



For more information on how to get involved in Beach Clean Up programmes stay tuned to 'Wild Wild Waste'.

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