@viral.ivoryA British lawyer who removed 200 bags of trash from a polluted river could be sentenced to up to two years in prison because he didn't have a permit for the cleanup. Paul Powlesland reports that wildlife, including fish and dragonflies, has returned to the river since he began the work.
Voir la publication d'originePhoto de @viral.ivory· Jun 22, 2026· Viral Content
A split image shows a man with long hair in a striped sweater on the left and a large pile of black trash bags on a city sidewalk on the right. The man faces the camera with a neutral expression, wearing a black strap over his shoulder against a green outdoor backdrop. The right panel displays dozens of overstuffed black bags stacked along a wet pavement in front of ornate buildings. A person holding an umbrella and a red sign are visible in the background.
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Thambwe Mwamba joins Minaku and Shadary@viral.ivoryA British lawyer who removed 200 bags of trash from a polluted river could be sentenced to up to two years in prison because he didn't have a permit for the cleanup. Paul Powlesland reports that wildlife, including fish and dragonflies, has returned to the river since he began the work.
Voir la publication d'originePhoto de @viral.ivory· Jun 22, 2026· Viral Content
A split image shows a man with long hair in a striped sweater on the left and a large pile of black trash bags on a city sidewalk on the right. The man faces the camera with a neutral expression, wearing a black strap over his shoulder against a green outdoor backdrop. The right panel displays dozens of overstuffed black bags stacked along a wet pavement in front of ornate buildings. A person holding an umbrella and a red sign are visible in the background.
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