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BEAUTIFUL RUBBISH?


This is a heap of artistic rubbish I used as foregound for my photo.During high tide, the sea brought back to us what we had dumped into the sea.Most of our drinking water comes from the rivers.Mos of our rivers are dirty.Later,at some points along our dirty rivers,we pump dirty water into treatment plants and pay billion of ringgit to clean the river water before we can drink them.How clever are we!

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