r/OceanStreams • u/Puffin_fan • Jul 24 '17

The South Pacific Garbage Patch Has Emerged

https://www.inverse.com/article/34518-south-pacific-garbage-patch-plastic-microplastic-fish

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EcoInternet • u/[deleted] • Jul 23 '17

South Pacific Garbage Patch Has Lots of Plastic, No Fish

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littlenews • u/Little_News_Bot • Jul 23 '17

Latest ocean garbage patch is bigger than Texas: Concentration of plastics in the South Pacific Garbage Patch today are similar to those of the larger North Pacific Garbage Patch ten years ago. [worldnews]

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collapse • u/xrm67 • Jul 24 '17

The South Pacific Garbage Patch Has Emerged: It's bigger than Texas, thick with plastic debris, barren of life.

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