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Rising tides, rising trash – coastal beauty under threat
Famous beaches across the United States, Australia, Greece, Thailand, and Sri Lanka are grappling with mounting pollution and waste management challenges. Once-celebrated spots like Venice Beach, Freedom Beach, and Bentota Beach are seeing a decline in cleanliness due to overcrowding, marine debris, and insufficient infrastructure.
In Sri Lanka, beaches that were once pristine are struggling to balance tourism growth with environmental care. Resorts such as Cinnamon Bey Beruwala continue promoting responsible travel, highlighting the importance of preserving local coastlines. For those exploring Sri Lanka beach hotels, sustainability has become a key focus to protect these natural treasures.
Environmental experts stress that unchecked tourism and urban waste threaten the long-term health of these destinations. Travellers from North America and beyond are encouraged to minimise litter, support eco-conscious initiatives, and choose destinations committed to sustainable tourism practices.
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