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Where else in the world oceans are garbage patches likely to form?
pacific?
Where is garbage usually dumped in?
Garbage is usually dumped in the oceans, on streets, in school lunchrooms and scatered around the garbage can.
Is there to much plastic in the oceans?
Yes, there is much too much plastic and waste and garbage currently in the oceans.
What causes the garbage patch?
Garbage patches, like the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, are primarily caused by currents in the ocean concentrating marine debris in one area. Plastic waste, such as bottles and fishing gear, make up a large portion of the garbage patch. Irresponsible disposal of plastic items, along with inadequate waste management systems, contribute to the growth of these patches.
How can a human hurt a pangolin?
By polluting the waters like dumping oil and garbage into the oceans.
If you throw garbage in oceans does it destroy the food resources for the sea animals in the ocean?
yes
What activity produces the most organic water pollution?
Factories releasing toxic chemicals into rivers.People throwing plastic garbage Ito the rivers and oceans.
When you see the the debris field caused by the earthquake and resulting tsunami that hit Japan on March 11th 2011 do you incredulously ask how are we going to reduce reuse recycle THAT?
Yes; it's very sad to consider the damage to many species that the trash in the North Pacific Gyre will continue to wreak. Perhaps it will draw the world's attention to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, discovered (identified) between 1985 and 1988. Unfortunately, the South Pacific, North Atlantic, and Indian Oceans have garbage patches, too. The United Nations Ocean Conference has estimated that the oceans may contain more weight in plastics than fish by the year 2050.
What do you do to protect your ocean?
we can protect our ecosystem by not dumping junk in our oceans and putting more garbage cans around the beach so peolpe could stop dumping there garbage everywhere.
What are gyres and how do they contribute to the formation of garbage patches?
Gyres are large systems of rotating ocean currents, primarily driven by wind patterns and the Earth's rotation. They create areas of relatively stable water, where debris and pollutants can accumulate over time. This accumulation leads to the formation of garbage patches, such as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, which are characterized by high concentrations of plastic and other waste materials. The circular motion of gyres effectively traps and concentrates this debris, exacerbating ocean pollution.
How many garbage disposal plants are their in Haryana?
How many garbage disposable plants are their in Haryana
Tony and Aaron collect state patchestony has 4 more patches than aaron together they have 14 patches how many patches does each boy have?
Tony has 9 patches, Aaron has 5 patches.
