What can you do to make the oceans plastic-free? (HINT: Hitting the subscribe button uses zero plastic) ↓↓↓Check the resources below ↓↓↓ Ocean plastic pollution is a massive environme...
========== [MUSIC] In January 1992, a cargo ship sailing from
Hong Kong to Washington hit a storm, and twelve containers tumbled overboard, releasing a
fleet of blue turtles, green frogs, red beavers, and yellow ducks. 28,800 animals, destined for bathtubs, now
a lonely plastic navy, drifting in the Pacific Ocean. Then they started to float ashore. Along the Alaska coast, Washington State,
some even traveled as far as the British Isles. But a few ended up here, in a swirling spiral
of floating junk: the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. There’s five, or maybe six spots on Earth
where rotating currents gather masses of plastic debris. But go there and you won’t see mountains
of yellow ducks, red beavers, and novelty sunglasses. Not alarming as Garbage Island, ...