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New Device Collects Tons of Debris from Great Pacific Garbage Patch - Vimarsana News

New Device Collects Tons of Debris from Great Pacific Garbage Patch

A new mechanism is now being used to gather floating debris that is part of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Credit: The Ocean CleanupA new type of net, dubbed “Jenny,” is pulling 20,000 pounds of plastic from the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch,” courtesy of its creator, Boyan Slat from Holland, and his organization, called The…

Ocean Cleanup Extracts 20,000 Pounds Of Rubbish From Pacific Garbage Patch - Vimarsana News

Ocean Cleanup Extracts 20,000 Pounds Of Rubbish From Pacific Garbage Patch

A new device has proved cleaning up the ocean is possible as it managed to extract 20,000 pounds of rubbish from the Pacific Garbage Patch.  The aptly named ‘Garbage Patch’ is located between Hawaii and California and is estimated to contain more than 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic; the largest accumulation of ocean plastic in …

Photographs capture the deadly beauty of plastic pollution - Vimarsana News

Photographs capture the deadly beauty of plastic pollution

An upcoming exhibition highlights the strange and deadly beauty of plastic pollution.

Varsha Yajman On The Climate Change Fact That Scares Her The Most - Vimarsana News

Varsha Yajman On The Climate Change Fact That Scares Her The Most

Having had a chin wag with climate advocate and excellent human Varsha Yajman – all I can say is that young kids these days are incredible.

Seaspiracy review - sensational but sloppily easy to refute - Vimarsana News

Seaspiracy review - sensational but sloppily easy to refute

Is this how the oceans will be saved? I think not...

Source: pbo.co.uk