Florida Keys Flooding with Microplastics
Florida Keys Flooding with Microplastics By Sarah Barrezueta Most people don’t think of the Florida Keys flooding with microplastics. We typically think of beautiful crystal clear water. Manatees and...
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What Is an Estuary and Why Is It Important
The Importance of Estuarine Ecosystems By Emily Caffrey Where a river meets the sea. Yes, these two unlikely waterways eventually find each other! Their coastal rendezvous point hosts...
Best Beaches in North Carolina
Best Beaches in North Carolina for Families By Emily Caffrey Ah, it’s finally here! That vacation you’ve been daydreaming about during your workday. The energizing waves, the warming sun,...
Solutions for Plastic Pollution in the Land of 10,000 Lakes
By Alex Clark I once spent a summer living in a parked camper at a lake in southern Minnesota. If you ever get a chance to do this… do...
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Nurdle Patrol: How One Organization is Leading the Charge fo...
Nurdle Patrol is a citizen science project. It aims to teach students about the dangers of plastic pollutants in the ocean, and what you can do to help.
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Microplastics The Main Cause of Ocean Pollution
Where Are Microplastics Found Evidence that the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is rapidly accumulating plastic Microplastics In Fish Types Of Microplastics The Ocean Cleanup Organization Plastic Pollution Facts Ocean...
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