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The UN Global Plastics Treaty: Why Is It Needed? • Stimson Center

Join us for a discussion on the need and rationale for a global treaty to end plastic pollution.

Scientists make worrying discovery while investigating Lake Tahoe: 'There's a lot of education we can do'

“The smallest item was probably about the size of a pencil eraser.”

"There's a lot of education we can do." - Independant Express

Lake Tahoe Littered with Thousands of Plastic Bag, Bottle, and Toy Pieces

An average of 133 pieces of plastic litter were found per mile of the lake floor, mostly coming from food containers, plastic bags, toys, and bottles.

Dive survey shows no stretch of Lake Tahoe is free from plastic

Plastic litter is a growing problem around the world, and new research shows that the bottom of Lake Tahoe is no exception. In one of the first studies to utilize scuba divers to collect litter from a lakebed, 673 plastic items were counted from just a small fraction of the lake.

Dive survey shows no stretch of Lake Tahoe is free from plastic

Plastic litter is a growing problem around the world, and new research shows that the bottom of Lake Tahoe is no exception. In one of the first studies to utilize scuba divers to collect litter from a lakebed, 673 plastic items were counted from just a small fraction of the lake.

Dive survey shows no stretch of Lake Tahoe's lakebed is free from plastic

LAKE TAHOE, Calif./Nev. - Plastic litter is a growing problem around the world, and new research shows that the bottom of Lake Tahoe is no exception. In one of the first studies to utilize scuba divers to collect litter from a lakebed, 673 plastic items were counted from just a small fraction of the lake.

The Surprising Plastic Pollution in Lake Tahoe's Depths

Researchers diving into the enchanting waters of Lake Tahoe have uncovered a less alluring sight below the surface: plastic litter.

Dive survey shows no stretch of Lake Tahoe's lakebed is free from plastic

LAKE TAHOE, Calif./Nev. - Plastic litter is a growing problem around the world, and new research shows that the bottom of Lake Tahoe is no exception. In one of the first studies to utilize scuba divers to collect litter from a lakebed, 673 plastic items were counted from just a small fraction of the lake.

New survey shows no area of Tahoe lakebed free of plastic