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“Life, uh, finds a way.” Jeff Goldblum lounging across a chair in sunglasses may seem an unlikely symbol of evolutionary prescience, but he was right. Or the character he was playing in Jurassic Park was, anyway.

Coastal critters thought to be strangers to the open ocean have been found amongst the seething mass of plastic waste that is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

We learn that it could have unforeseen consequences for marine life

A study has shown that 70% of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch became a hospitable habitat to several coastal species. Read more here.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, containing over 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic and estimated to be 1.6 million square kilometres, is an ecological disaster. A new study, however, shows that this giant collection of plastic trash has also become home to thousands of marine life, creating a new kind of ecosystem

Communities of coastal creatures are thriving far from home in the swirling trash soup that is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch . Researchers have found dozens of creatures normally...

Coastal critters thought to be strangers to the open ocean have been found amongst the seething mass of plastic waste that is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

GEORGE TOWN, April 7 — The pairing of technology and art may bring to mind NFTs and AI-generated images, but it can also be used to span spaces for a single art exhibition to be...

Fishing Activities in Just Six Countries Account for More Than 90% of Trash in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch - Industry Tap

The San José Chamber Orchestra (SJCO) will present NEW SOUNDS on Sunday April 2, 2023 at 7 pm at the St Francis Episcopal Church.