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Here’s Where the Ocean’s Trash Comes From
Here’s Where the Ocean’s Trash Comes From
Ocean trash is one of the world’s biggest pollution problems. Although there’s a long way to go, increased awareness and local action might just turn the tide on this global crisis, as photographer Zak Noyle explains.
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5 - 12
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Biology, Ecology, Conservation, Earth Science, Oceanography
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Recyclable Waste Philippines
Recyclable waste is collected at the edge of a river in the Philippines. Recyclable waste often goes unused and turns into dangerous ocean pollutants.
Photography by: Jay Ganzon/Alamy Stock Photo

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May 20, 2022
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