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Via Pexel. Grace Smith | May 23, 2022 Rebecca Helm, an assistant professor at the University of North Carolina, hypothesized that gyres consolidate plastic and living organisms similarly. Gyres are global circular currents powered by wind that can act as a whirlpool, which creates garbage patches in the ocean. Helm published the study on April…
Loulé council, organisers of the MED Festival, has announced 18 more artists, representing 12 countries, that will join the lineup for the 19th edition of the...
Marine surface-dwelling organisms, such as jellies, snails, barnacles and crustaceans, are a critical ecological link between diverse ecosystems.
Marine surface-dwelling organisms, such as jellies, snails, barnacles and crustaceans, are a critical ecological link between diverse ecosystems.
Images of the great “garbage patches” of plastic waste that currents have deposited in our oceans have shocked people around the world.But one of these hotspots