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The Ocean is Filled with Plastic..
The plastic killing fields - Environment - smh.com.au: "'Charlie once found a mile-long trail of Taco Bell wrappers which had plastic in them. I didn't see anything like that, but that's not the point, because it's the little bits that are really making it a plastic soup,' Connacher says."
Holly cow. A mile long? This article pains a dire picture where ships avoid a continent sized flotilla of garbage in the Pacific Ocean.
This really gives us something to think about the next time we buy or throw away a plastic object. All of it is slowly ruining the earth and killing us.
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