Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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Pacific Garbage Patch: Which Countries Are Responsible For the Debris?
The Pacific Garbage Patch is located in the Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and California. Click to read more.
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70% of Great Pacific Garbage Patch Hospitable Habitat to Several Coastal Species
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Great Pacific Garbage Patch Cause, Size, Facts: How Long Does It Take to Clean It Up?
Scientists Name Countries Largely Responsible for Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch in Study of 573 Kg Plastic Trash
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Man Swam Through the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and This Is What He Found
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Ocean Cleanup Accused of Staging Removal of Trash Due to Spotless Plastic
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Animals and Plants Are Starting to Live in the ‘Great Pacific Garbage Patch’
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Ocean Cleanup Develops a System For Eliminating Ocean Plastics with Almost 20,000 Pounds of Trash Removed
Newly Discovered Darkling Beetle Species has Larvae that can Degrade Plastic
Marine Pollution: Revolutionary Floating Dam Aims to Recycle It
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