Author's Note

Lacey picks up trash near the water's edge that's useless and sells it to a junk shop that gives it to recycling plants.

She has no worry of losing her job.

The world supplies a lot of plastic junk every year. A lot meaning around three hundred million tons of plastic, most of which ends up in the ocean.

What is worrying is that the world could be lost to plastic, drowning in it, while she and a small community of people pick up plastic soup containers.

What if it's already too late for them to save Earth's precious oceans?