Polystyrene 'white spill' from floods causing an 'environmental catastrophe' on beaches
2022-03-09 22:34
Brisbane River's polystyrene pontoons, torn from their moorings in the floods, are breaking up along 300 kilometres of beaches, threatening nesting turtles and raising fears that other marine animals will mistake the white pieces for food.
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