What Are Nurdles? The Tiny Plastics Causing Massive Ocean Po...
Nurdle Patrol Volunteers What Are Nurdles? Nurdles are small plastic pellets, about the size of a lentil, that serve as the raw material for most plastic products. They are...
Best Beaches in America to Visit on Coastal Cleanup Day
Coastal Beaches are stunning places to visit all year. Now, you can learn how to take care of our beaches and the marine animals we love so much.
Grassroots Organizations Are Playing A Role in Reducing Wast...
Extensive efforts are ongoing to recycle these wastes but the remainder is still an enormous amount of waste that goes into our ecosystem.
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Would You Believe Jellyfish Are Natural Filters for Micropla...
Jellyfish provide a substantial benefit to marine life as food for large fish and turtles. They also provide a habitat for small fish to hide from predators.
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A Deep Dive into Plastic Pollution
Say no to all single use plastic products Purchase upcycled products Participate in beach/river cleanups (Create a Cleanup) Avoid products which contain microbeads Amplify your voice Support organizations like...
The Shark Crisis
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How does plastic end up on beaches?
Here’s a list of possible items to zero in on: Zipper Bags Plastic Cups Plastic Straws Disposable Razors Disposable Diapers Plastic Drink Bottles Single-Use Face Masks How you can...
Plastic Recycling: Myth or Reality
About the Writer: Cieara West writes from sunny Los Angeles, California where she spends her free time hiking and running while listening to a true crime podcast and dreaming...
