Lake Superior stewards to trap microplastics - Ontario OUT of DOORS
Ontario is investing $45,000 to aid in filtering microplastics from Lake Superior waterways as part of the Ontario Community Environment Fund.
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Ontario is investing $45,000 to aid in filtering microplastics from Lake Superior waterways as part of the Ontario Community Environment Fund.
The aquatic drones, named Ebb and Flow, can each collect 500 kilograms of waste a day from Toronto Harbour
A group of researchers are using a trash collecting system to study microplastics in Lake Ontario and raise awareness of the environmental impact.
You may see more trash in the Great Lakes this summer due to a group purposely dumping plastic bottles into Lake Ontario, but there's more to the littering than it seems. When you see people discard plastic bottles in oceans and lakes, your initial reaction is that the trash doesn't belong there, but before you make a call to the Environmental Protection Agency, a group at the University of Toronto who is doing the littering says this effort...