14.11.2025 16:06 | The Guardian World
Plastic pellets attract algae and smell like food so can be eaten by birds, fish and dolphins and can cause the animals’ deathsBeads spreading on Sussex coast after ‘catastrophic’ spill, meeting toldMillions of toxic plastic beads were spilled on to Camber Sands beach, in East Sussex, a few days ago, putting wildlife at risk in what the local MP called an “environmental catastrophe”.Southern Water, the local water company, has taken responsibility for the spill after a mechanical failure at one of its treatment plants, which caused the beads to be released. Continue reading...
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