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Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a floating island of garbage in the Pacific Ocean, found between California and Hawaii. The garbage island is formed from floating debris, plastic bottles, etc. Find more news and articles about the Great... [more]
Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a floating island of garbage in the Pacific Ocean, found between California and Hawaii. The garbage island is formed from floating debris, plastic bottles, etc. Find more news and articles about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch here.
tags: garbage patch, Pacific Ocean, environment, science, Scripps Institute, streaming video
Scripps scientist Miriam Goldstein talks about the SEAPLEX expedition to the North Pacific Gyre and how shocked she was to find the amount of plastic on the ocean's surface when floating around in a skiff.
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