11.16.2019

Exhibition|11.2 - 24. 2019 World Press Photo 當期展覽 / 我們要留給以後的世代另一條巴石河嗎?



2019世界新聞攝影展
11.2-24 / 10am-7pm/ Studio 94 

我們要留給以後的世代另一條巴石河嗎?

2017年,展場入口可見的第一張照片是海洋垃圾的議題。那一年,有個北一女高三班級在展場裡因著這張照片而有的臨時班會,決議全班當天起晚自習吃飯時不再使用一次性餐具。那個瞬間,覺得這個展覽能引發這小小的改變很令人感動。
2019年,展場裡環境議題的第三名說的是馬尼拉一條垃圾堆積到已經可以行走的河上,一個拾荒的男孩躺在床墊上的故事。


這一年,我們是不是都因為享有了更便利的各種外送餐點服務,創造了更多垃圾呢?「便利」不是不好,但它有可能要犧牲或斷送我們將來可以留給下個世代的美麗山水與宜人環境。

今年,有個高中女孩離開展場後,立刻刪去了外送餐點的app。這或許是她覺得自己能對環境做的很小但卻重要的一件事吧!


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關於巴石河
Living Among What's Left Behind

環境議題 單幅 第三名
Mário Cruz / 葡萄牙

菲律賓馬尼拉的巴石河上漂滿垃圾,一位撿回收物的小男孩躺在其中一張舊床墊上。除了工業污染,巴石河也因缺乏完善的公共衛生設施,使得沿岸居民習慣往河中傾倒垃圾,導致該河在 1990年代就被宣告成了生物無法生存其中的「死水」。2017年,一篇發表於國際期刊《自然通訊》的報告指出:巴石河名列全球 20條污染最為嚴重的河川,每年有多達 63,700噸塑膠垃圾流入海中。儘管有些人開始努力清理巴石河,並於 2018年獲得國際獎項的肯定,仍有某些河段的垃圾仍然密集到人們可以行走其上。

Environment 3rd Prize Singles
Mário Cruz / Portugal
A child who collects recyclable material lies on a mattress surrounded by garbage floating on the Pasig River, in Manila, Philippines.
The Pasig River was declared biologically dead in the 1990s, due to a combination of industrial pollution and waste being dumped by nearby communities living without adequate sanitation infrastructure. A 2017 report by Nature Communications cites the Pasig as one of 20 most polluted rivers in the world, with up to 63,700 tons of plastic deposited into the ocean each year. Efforts are being made to clean up the Pasig, which were recognized by an international prize in 2018, but in parts of the river the waste is still so dense that it is possible to walk on top of the garbage. the ocean each year. Efforts are being made to clean up the Pasig, which were recognized by an international prize in 2018, but in parts of the river the waste is still so dense that it is possible to walk on top of the garbage.

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