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A surprising number of drifting sea creatures found living in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

A surprising number of drifting sea creatures found living in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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A surprising number of drifting sea creatures found living in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

A surprising number of drifting sea creatures found living in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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A surprising number of drifting sea creatures found living in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

A surprising number of drifting sea creatures found living in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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The man who discovered the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is still trying to stop ocean pollution

In 1997, Captain Charles Moore first discovered the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch,” the largest accumulation of plastic waste in the ocean. Since then, scientists have documented how plastic has permanently damaged marine ecosystems and even altered evolution and the problem has only grown larger. But Moore and other researchers aren’t giving up hope that we can still save the oceans.

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Bay Area researchers find Great Pacific garbage patch teeming with life

Scientists say one of the largest patches of pollution on the planet has become a substitute environment for dozens of species.

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