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Take a 3D Virtual Reality Tour of the Depths of the Ocean
Deep ocean explorers, Nekton, have released an immersive 360 virtual reality video enabling viewers, for the first time, to experience a virtual submersible dive to the deepest known ...
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Greener Sailing
Sailing Today suggests ways to lower the environmental impact of your sailing. Though many sources in the article are listed as U.K. based, the products can be found ...
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Ocean Cleanup Launches North Sea Prototype
A Dutch foundation aimed at removing plastic pollution from the world’s oceans launched a prototype of a new clean-up system yesterday in the North Sea. The prototype is ...
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Ocean Plastic Turned Into Art
In recognition of World Oceans Day on June 8th, Time magazine presented 13 artists, from sculptors to photographers, to filmmakers, who use marine plastic in their work. Read ...
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The Edible Six Pack Ring
Many plastic six-pack rings end up in our oceans and pose a serious threat to wildlife. Saltwater Brewery, a small craft beer brand in Florida whose primary target ...
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Green Boating Guide
In recognition of Earth Day, this guide offers everyone, from the smallest sailboat to the largest mega-yacht, sustainable eco tips, resources and information for fun, meaningful, green boating. ...
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How Bad Is Ocean Garbage, Really?
Chelsea Rochman, an ecologist at the University of California, Davis, has been trying to answer a dismal question: Is everything terrible, or are things just very, very bad? ...
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Oceans to Have More Plastic Than Fish by 2050
The world’s oceans may have more plastic debris than fish by the year 2050, according to a report produced by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and published by the ...
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NOAA’s Marine Debris Program
Alaska, the largest and most remote state in the United States, is filled with wilderness and beauty-and unfortunately with marine debris. With a longer coastline than all ...
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Biodegradable Plastics Don’t Work At Sea – Says New UN Study
“Don’t discard ‘Biodegradable’ plastics at sea” says a new report from the United Nations because biodegradable plastics don’t disintegrate in the ocean. Complete degradation of biodegradable plastic occurs when none ...
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