Sperm Whale That Washed Ashore Was Killed From Plastic Pollution
A recently washed ashore sperm whales on the coast of Murcia in southern Spain was killed by gastric shock caused by ingesting 64 lbs (29 …
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The UK’s Plastic Bag Tax Has Dramatically Reduced Plastic Bag Pollution in Ocean
A recent study has found that a plastic bag tax in the UK in 2015 has had the impact that many had hoped. Single-use plastic …
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Philippines Most Famous Island To Shut Down Due To Concern Of Island’s Environmental Health
The Philippines has ordered the closure of the island of Boracay, a world-famous tourist destination, starting on April 26th. The Philippines tourist’s index algorithm data showed that …
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Video: Rescued Baby Turtle Is Pooping Out Plastic From The Ocean
If you needed a reminder to stop using plastic products, this video will certainly be able to accomplish that. This endangered Loggerhead Turtle was rescued …
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Guiana dolphins swim in the Bay of Sepetiba.
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Hundreds Of Dolphins Are Dying In A Bay In Brazil As Deaths Are Linked To Human Activity
One by one, Guiana Dolphins have been dying from a common virus in Sepetiba Bay in Brazil. Scientists have discovered more than 200 dead Guiana dolphins …
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An Oil Spill In Colombia Has Killed 2,400 Animals And Leaves Area Devastated
More than 2,400 animals have died in northern Colombia after an oil well burst into a major river in March after Ecopetrol let 24,000 barrels …
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The EPA’s Leaked Memo Shows Agency Is Completely Dismissing Climate Change As Man Made
In an internal memo sent out to employees of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and obtained by HuffPost, the agency has laid out the talking …
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England To Introduce Deposit Program On Bottles And Cans To Increase Recycling
Way too many items a year end up in landfalls or the ocean that could have been recycled. Due to this, England has decided they …
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The World’s Largest Seafood Companies Are Contributing 100,000 Dolphins, Sea Turtles And Other Animals A Year
In research carried out by World Animal Protection, they have discovered that the world’s biggest seafood companies are all contributing to the deaths of more …
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The Gulf Of Mexico’s Dead Zone Will Continue Even If Best Environmental Practices Are Met
Climate change is the primary reason for the negative changes affecting the oceans but a problem often overlooked, is the impact agricultural runoff has on …
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