A Bali beach covered in rubbish. Picture: Bali Travel Forum/Facebook “Pick some up or walk around it,” one commenter wrote. “The water is still there.” Another said: “Grab a bag and go ...

The move is part of a wider effort to curb Bali’s growing waste problem, which has increasingly put pressure on landfills, ...

Horror new photos show Bali locals wading through piles of rubbish as they try to clean one of the island's formerly pristine beaches. The mounds of plastic bottles, food containers and abandoned ...

A tidal wave of rubbish has left a normally beautiful beach on Bali covered in plastic, leaving tourists and locals desperately trying to clean it up. It happened at the Kedonganan beach in the ...

Bali's governor has banned small plastic bottles to combat waste, sparking debate on environmental impact versus industry concerns A sweeping new ban on small plastic water bottles in Bali has ...

Trash wave' across beaches in Kuta, Bali Visuals from a massive 'trash wave ... reportedly the worst impacted by the tides of plastic waste. The Associated Press reported that a staggering ...

Bali: With a bucket in hand, Wayan Wetra collects rubbish and tree branches strewn across the sand near the stall where he sells drinks and snacks at Kuta Beach. “When there is trash everywhere, ...

"To preserve Bali’s environment and ecosystem, the production of bottled water under one litre must stop," Koster said, as ...

Lorries ferry off the rubbish, but the next day it is already piling up again. Carpets of trash floating off the beach is a common sight in Bali, and not limited to the island’s beaches.

How can Bali possibly compete as a tourist destination with the pristine beaches of Thailand, and other SE Asian countries when its beaches are little more than plastic rubbish dumps.” ...

Simply sign up to the Sustainability myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. A rainbow of plastic bags tangled in the roots of a mangrove tree. Beaches littered with a confetti of ...

“Also, when I see beautiful beaches littered with rubbish or dead ... start-up Cyclion has plans to turn all the household waste in Bali, into energy — a multimillion-dollar project starting ...