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Could Plastic-Eating Robots Clean Up Our Oceans?

Autonomous, solar-powered robots are collecting plastic from rivers and coastal waters to help prevent waste from reaching ...
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Costa Rica’s Trash Problem Begins in Our Own Neighborhoods

From discarded plastic bottles to littered streets, one longtime resident reflects on Costa Rica's trash problem and the ...

In 2011, a 16-year-old went diving and saw more plastic than fish: 15 years later, his foundation has removed 147 million pounds of ocean trash

Boyan Slat has set the bar high for what he wants his non-profit to achieve, removing 90% of the plastic from the world’s ...

Is human CO2 only 0.1%? The reality of climate change, marine debris, and environmental business

I have seen claims that "the CO2 emitted by humans is only about 0.1% compared to the entire Earth." However, in reality, the ...
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4.5 million tons of tsunami debris entered the ocean years later, scientists found life riding it

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is one of the most notorious examples of plastic pollution, but scientists have discovered ...