Environment
Nearly 22 Million Pounds of Plastic Pollution Enter the Great Lakes Every Year
A new study from the Rochester University revealed that almost 22 million pounds, or 10,000 metric tons, of plastic waste from the United States and Canada enter the Great Lakes every year.
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