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Ocean-Atmosphere Interactions Cause Abrupt Changes in Sea Ice
The Okhotsk Sea in the western Pacific Ocean, surrounded by Russia and Japan, is the southernmost sea in the world to freeze seasonally. The northwestern part of this shallow sea is an active sea-ice production area, but why the extent of sea ice varies year to year has remained a mystery.
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Ocean Plastic Pollution Increases at 'Unprecedented Levels' Since 2005 [Study]
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Ingesting Plastic Spreading Diseases in Seabirds
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