MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 2021 PEOPLE & EVENTS 13 Thousands rally at Mar Menor

MADRID (AFP) — Tens of thou- sands of people formed a human chain around Spain’s crisis-hit Mar Menor lagoon on Saturday in a show of mourning after tons of dead fish washed ashore, organizers and officials said. Alex (left) and Justin, two Korea International School students who created One of Europe’s largest saltwater la- a website on recycling ice packs KIS goons, the Mar Menor has long been a draw for tourists but is slowly dying as a result of agricultural pollution, with millions of fish and crustaceans dying KIS students design website over the past fortnight. Images of dead fish have trauma- tized this southeastern coastal region, on sustainability and recycling with locals and tourists turning out to join the mass mourning. By The Korea Herald staff ated provides educational material Footage from the scene showed huge on the environmental and economic lines of people, many in beachwear, Two Korea International School impact of ice packs, and informs holding hands along the waterfront on students have launched a website visitors of ice pack recycling drop- Alcazares beach, which stretches 6 kil- to educate consumers on recycling off sites near them. KIS said the ometers and other part of the lagoon’s ice packs as the school offers sup- two students were supported by 73-kilometer shoreline. port for its members to carry out KIS service and sustainability co- “It was an act of mourning for the sustainability initiatives with its ordinator Nate Samuelson with a death of the animals ... we wanted commitment to applied learning determination to help raise aware- people to somehow ask their forgive- ing into the waters, causing a phenom- feared the marine death toll was more and service. ness of the issue and challenge con- ness for the barbarity we’ve inflicted on A man holds a enon known as eutrophication which than twice the figure given on Monday The website named Ice Pack sumers to assume more responsibil- them,” Jesus Cutillas, one of the organ- banner reading, collapses aquatic ecosystems. by the authorities. Project, designed by two 12th grade ity. The students also received help izers told Agence France-Presse. “Politicians you On Monday, regional officials said “Within that 15-ton figure, there will students, Justin and Alex from KIS, from another faculty adviser. “For days, we’ve witnessed the death have let the Mar they had removed 4.5 to 5 metric certainly be at least two or three tons is designed to educate consumers The school said it has helped of millions and millions of fish and see- Menor lagoon die,” tons of fish, but by Saturday that had of dead vegetation, but we have no way why it is important to recycle ice students like Justin and Alex to ing all that unnecessary death hurts.” in Puerto Bello de risen threefold to 15 tons of fish and of knowing for sure,” he told AFP on packs and where to recycle them. focus on social contribution and “The aim was to express our regret la Manga, near algae. Saturday. The duo believed more ice packs responding to others with compas- for what has happened and show our Murcia, Spain, “The 15 tons of dead fish and bio- At the lagoon on Wednesday, Envi- need to be recycled, as it is less ex- sion under its emphasis on global determination that it never happens Wednesday. mass (removed from the shore) show ronment Minister Teresa Ribera ac- pensive for businesses to purchase citizenship, integrity, adaptability, again.” AFP-Yonhap that this is indeed an environmental cused the regional government of turn- new ice packs than reusing them. balance in life and empowerment. Many people wore black, others held catastrophe and emergency. We need ing a blind eye to farming irregularities Gel-containing ice packs have The school added it encourages up banners reading: SOS Mar Menor. immediate help for the ecosystem,” in the Campo de Cartagena, a vast proven to be challenging in being students at all grade levels to use Organizers estimated up to 70,000 tweeted Noelia Arroyo, mayor of the area of intensive agriculture that has properly recycled, as they contain their knowledge and skills to help people joined the protest. nearby town of Cartagena. grown tenfold over the past 40 years. microplastics, which are harmful to others, especially on sustainable Experts say the fish suffocated due Pedro Garcia, director of regional But agricultural groups insist they ingest and not biodegradable. service initiatives. to a lack of oxygen caused by hundreds conservation organization ANSE, said comply scrupulously with environmen- The website the two students cre- ([email protected]) of tons of nitrates from fertilizers leak- this week that environmental groups tal legislation.

Incheon’s annual rock festival Gun that killed Billy the Kid sells for $6m to be held virtually in October LOS ANGELES (Reuters) — Bonhams, which described the July 14, 1881. Billy the Kid was 21 The annual Incheon Pentaport The names of participating art- The gun that killed American Wild gun as “the most iconic treasure years old. Rock Festival will be held virtually ists from other countries will be West outlaw Billy the Kid sold for of early Western history,” said the The story of the 19th-century for the second consecutive year on revealed at a later date. more than $6 million at an auction $6.03 million price was a world outlaw has been chronicled in Oct. 9 and 10, its organizers said As one of South Korea’s big- in Los Angeles, more than double record for any firearm. It had been pop culture for almost 100 years, Sunday. gest music events, the Incheon the presale estimate. expected to fetch between $2 mil- including in movies such as “Pat The festival’s 16th edition will Pentaport Rock Festival was Bonhams auctioneers said the lion and $3 million. Garrett and Billy the Kid” and feature ’90s top artists such as previously held in October, also Colt single-action revolver that Billy the Kid was a wanted man “Young Guns.” Lee Seung-hwan and Yoon Sang, virtually, after being postponed for Sheriff Pat Garrett used to take in Arizona and New Mexico, kill- The gun came from the collection and other popular acts including two months due to the COVID-19 down Billy the Kid in 1881 was Museum staff hold up the Colt Single ing eight men. After a monthslong of Texas couple Jim and Theresa 10cm, Daybreak and Leenalchi, pandemic. Organizers said some bought over the phone by a per- Action Army revolver used to kill pursuit, Garrett tracked him down Earle, who amassed Western fire- according to the organizing com- 780,000 people watched the show son who wished to remain anony- Billy the Kid, in Los Angeles, Aug, 5. to a ranch in Fort Sumner, New arms and other artifacts for some mittee. online. (Yonhap) mous. Reuters-Yonhap Mexico, and shot and killed him on 50 years. Jim Earle died in 2019.

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For as long as I can The only one in my family facing at home. in a trust so that if he remember, I’ve known I am who still seems to love me is You are beautiful and doesn’t have enough money attracted to other guys. My my big brother, but he is in perfect just the way you are. to pay for his care, the in- parents found out last year the Army and only comes Hang in there and there will come from the farm can be and became extremely angry home a couple of times a be happier days in your fu- used to support him. He is with me. All I feel now is year. He has talked to my ture. I promise. not satisfied. I am worn-out DILBERT their hatred. They say I am parents on my behalf, but Dear Annie: A farm that from arguing. What should I a disgrace. Though they still they don’t listen to him at has been in my family for do? — Love This Land take care of my needs — all. I have considered sui- four generations was passed Dear Love This Land: food, clothes, shelter, etc. — cide, but I really don’t want down to me. I love this land. It is your ancestral farm, they say that when I turn to die. I just want to be for- It is not a great investment, I and you should do with it 18, I’ll be on my own. I am given. Is there anything I admit, but I don’t want to sell whatever you please. But not included in any family can do? — “Riley” it. Instead, I would like for seeing as you mentioned outings or welcome at any of Dear Riley: I know life is my children to own it when I that money isn’t really a my relatives’ homes. very hard right now, but I die. My children don’t share concern, have you looked I try really hard to get beg you, please, do not hurt the same connection to the into donating the land? You them to love me again. I yourself. And if you feel that farm that I do. 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