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Jumped out to me was the size of the area of water that they are searching. they described it as the size of the state of connecticut. that is a pretty big area, and when you talk about what they have already covered via the air, they say they have searched some 10,000 square miles. a couple of different aircraft in the area can be made to cover a fair of territory, but if you think about where this ship was and where it might be today, it could have drifted due to ocean currents. it could have surfaced and moved away from the area. we don't have any of tracking that device, that vessel. there...

Oxygen, carbon dioxide and ocean acidification in the Chesapeake Bay and Delaware Bay to be discussed at Ocean Currents Lecture

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Biodegrade, this plastic isjust building up and building up in building up and building up in building up. my brainjust can't comprehend it, what 12 million tonnes of plastic looks like. but it's a phenomenal amount. can you live us a it's a phenomenal amount. can you give us a sense _ it's a phenomenal amount. can you give us a sense of— it's a phenomenal amount. can you give us a sense of what _ it's a phenomenal amount. can you give us a sense of what that i give us a sense of what that actually looks like? the give us a sense of what that actually looks like? give us a sense of what that...

Scientists have detected a 30% slowdown of the deep ocean currents that form in Antarctica, with profound consequences for Earth’s climate, sea level and marine life.