Plastic Debris
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11 Million Tons of Plastic Debris Found Littering Ocean Depths
The ocean floor harbors up to 11 million tons of plastic debris, according to new findings from CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, in collaboration with the University of Toronto in Canada.
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Half a million Hermit Crabs Died Due To Plastics
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300 Billion Pieces of Trash: Garbage 'Hotspot' Found in the Arctic Ocean, Plastic Pollution More Grave Than Ever
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Seven Sea Turtle Species Threatened By Plastic Pollution, New Study Shows
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Microplastics Escape Body's Gut to 'Infiltrate' the Brain, Kidneys and Liver [Study]
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