Garbage Island: An Ocean Full of Plastic (Part 2/3) - YouTube
Inside the monumental effort to rid the world's oceans of plastic
Plastic in the ocean | Magazine Articles | WWF
Tiny plastic particles have been found in the deep ocean — and animals are eating them
VICE PLASTIC OCEANS | HBO.com
Big business, not taxpayers, should pay to clean up plastic waste | Geraint Davies | The Guardian
Plastic waste harming world's oceans | CNN
7 Solutions to Ocean Plastic Pollution - Oceanic Society
Marine plastic pollution costs the world up to $2.5tn a year, researchers find | Environmental sustainability | The Guardian
UL and OceanCycle Collaborate to Strengthen Ocean-Bound Plastics Standards and Market Availability | UL Solutions
Plastic Pollution — As You Sow
IBM - IBM researcher Jamie Garcia appears in VICE News... | Facebook
The Monumental Effort To Rid The World's Oceans From Plastic | VICE on HBO - YouTube
China is lead contributor to plastic trash in oceans, study says - Los Angeles Times
Toxic Soup: Plastics Could Be Leaching Chemicals Into Ocean | WIRED
Plastic Oceans
Plastic waste in oceans will triple by 2040, researchers say | Fox News
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What are nurdles? The petrochemical product is infiltrating the environment. - Vox
Plastic in the oceans set to treble by 2040
Scientists reveal the U.S. role in the “deluge” of plastic littering the world's oceans in a congressionally mandated report.U.S. ranks as top contributor to ocean plastic pollution, new National Academy of Sciences
U.S. invests in cleaning up plastic in oceans - U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Italy
Recycling was a lie — a big lie — to sell more plastic, industry experts say | CBC Documentaries
Report dissects US responsibility for plastic waste in oceans
US Among Top Contributors to Ocean Plastic Pollution
Animals Are Using Rafts of Plastic Garbage to Colonize the Open Ocean
Ocean plastic set to triple by 2040, but immediate action could stem tide by 80% | Imperial News | Imperial College London
