Latest Breaking News On - Plastic debris - Page 7 : comparemela.com

Experts raise alarm over flesh-eating bacteria found on seaweed: Only the tip of the iceberg

“I think the most important thing for people is to look out, open your eyes, and understand what you’re seeing."

United statesRepublic ofDominican republicFrank muller kagerTracy mincerUniversity of south floridaCenters for diseasePlastic soup foundationFlorida atlantic universityWater researchDisease controlOcean cleanupVibrio bacteriaPlastic debris

A coastal ecosystem is thriving on Great Pacific Garbage Patch, scientists say

Scientists have found thriving communities of coastal creatures, including tiny crabs and anemones, living thousands of miles from their original home on plastic debris in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch – a 620,000 square mile swirl of trash in the ocean between California and Hawaii.

United statesMatthias eggerUnited nations environment programmeNational institute of foodUn environment assemblyGreat pacific garbage patchNature ecologyNational instituteOcean cleanupSaudigazette newspaperAudi sazetteSaudi arabiaKingdom of saudi arabiaLatest newsIng salmanCoastal ecosystem

Indus River Becomes the Second Biggest Contributor to Plastic Pollution in Oceans

Indus River Becomes the Second Biggest Contributor to Plastic Pollution in Oceans
propakistani.pk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from propakistani.pk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Shahzeen pervaizWorld wildlife foundationUnited nations environment programClean seaPlastic debrisSoutheast asia

Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 03:19:00

plastics. they took samples from 19 locations, and they were pretty surprised with what they found because they discovered micro plastics in every location including locations near scientific bases and also more remote places too, so this is a significant moment according to those researchers, they say that this is the very first published study that can terms the presence of micro plastics in antarctica. they believe these bits of plastic debris could have flown on the air over thousands of kilometres or more likely from nearby scientific bases. the presence of people on antarctica, they believe, could have produced this micro plastics footprint, in one of the most remote and pristine areas in the world, scientists have discovered these plastic contaminants. i have discovered these plastic contaminants. contaminants. i guess on the one hand contaminants. i guess on the one hand we contaminants. i guess on the one hand we should - contaminants. i guess on the one hand we should be

Micro plasticsPlastic debrisMicro plastics footprint

Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 03:20:00

about the climate and about how we are polluting the planet but also maybe we should be grateful in terms of the findings and the learnings we can get from this? sometimes bad news can get from this? sometimes bad news is can get from this? sometimes bad news is necessary - can get from this? sometimes bad news is necessary news i can get from this? sometimes i bad news is necessary news and what the researchers at the university of canterbury in christchurch, new zealand are saying is that these micro plastics are much smaller than a grain of rice. they can be harmful to people if we inhale them, if we breathe them and. it can also be damaging to marine organisms if they are ingested or eaten. and a broader sense the researchers say there is a potential for these micro plastics to influence payment change stopping many of these pieces of plastic debris are dark in colour, blue or black and can absorb sunlight creating very small localised areas of heating. when researchers analyse

Bad newsNew zealandUniversity of canterburyPlastic debris