Jason Momoa shaves his beard: "Goodbye Arthur Curry"

Jason Momoa, star of "Aquaman", was photographed after shaving his beard for the first time in years.

Momoa said that he was shaved for the last time about seven years ago.

"I think 2012 is the last time I shaved," he said in a video.

"Good bye Drogo, good bye Arthur Curry," he said, referring to his "Game of Thrones" and "Aquaman" characters.

"I'm shaving this beast, it's time to change things … a change for the better … for my children, for your children, for the world Let's make a positive change for the health of our planet. Clean up our oceans and our lands Join me in this journey Let's move on to INFINITELY RECYCLABLE aluminum, water in cans, NOT plastic, "he writes in the caption.

"I wanted to make my own water so I could be an example, so I had a product that I could take to give to the world. that I could appeal to other companies in the hope of being able to do the same, "he added in the video," I'm on a quest.It's my way. "

Momoa said that he was going to launch a new canned water line with Ball Corporation, People's magazine reported.

"It's just water, but I feel good," Momoa said, "I know I'm going to recycle this and I know we can recycle it."

"So You like it, please. "There is a change coming in. Aluminum We need to get rid of these plastic water bottles Aquaman is trying to do his best. for my children, for the whole world Clean up the oceans, clear the land. "

In an interview last year, Momoa said that he would not cut his long hair.

"My wife would leave me if I cut my hair, so I do not cut my hair," said Momoa, quoted by People. "I will not cut my hair for a moment, I will tell you a lot."

Plastic Waste

The Ocean Conservancy stated that disposable plastic items were common in Southeast Asia and China.

The organization said that in 2017, China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam had dumped more plastic into the oceans of the world that the rest of the world had combined.

research also suggests that the majority of plastic penetrates the ocean from a small geographic area and that more than half comes from five rapidly growing economies: China, the United States, and the United States. Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam, "says the report. published in 2018.

"These countries have recently benefited from a significant increase in their GDP, a reduction in poverty and an improvement in the quality of life. However, the increase in economic power has also generated an explosive demand for consumer goods, which has not yet been equipped with an adapted waste management infrastructure, "he continues