The Plastic Vortex
The North Pacific Gyre, where garbage in the Pacific Ocean swirls in an eddy of indeterminable size, was the destination for the Kaisei Project .
Tracking their path in Google Earth & Maps along the way, they experimented with turning plastic particles from the “Plastic Vortex” into diesel fuel.
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The Story of Stuff with Annie Leonard
What is the Story of Stuff?
From its extraction through sale, use and disposal, all the stuff in our
lives affects communities at home and abroad, yet most of this is
hidden from view. The Story of St …more
| Video | edited by bowo about 1 year ago |
New report – The effect of plastic on human health and th…
For some time now, we have been urging readers to reduce the use of
plastics. There are multiple problems with plastic. From health problems from BPA and Pthalates leeching in to our water and dri …more
| Website | added by boatsie about 1 year ago |
Fake Plastic Fish
Welcome to the fish tank. Swim around for a while or just get your feet
wet. Please leave your ideas, opinions, suggestions, advice about how
we can live with less plastic. Fake plastic fish may be cu …more
| Website | added by boatsie about 1 year ago |
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The Story of Stuff Project
Activities: Activist, Educational, Networking, Research
Scope: international
Type: Media Organization
Scope: international
Type: Media Organization
| added by GuestUser about 1 year ago |
PlasticBagless
Activities: Activist
Scope: international
Type: Non Governmental Organization
Scope: international
Type: Non Governmental Organization
| added by PaigeAnn about 1 year ago |
Algalita Marine Research Foundation AMRF
Activities: Educational, Research
Scope: regional
Type: Research Institute
Scope: regional
Type: Research Institute
| added by 0 over 5 years ago |
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