MICROPLASTICS HANNA
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- The world now produces more than 380 million tonnes of plastic every year, which could end up as pollutants, entering our natural environment and oceans.
- But won't these decompose in the environment?
- Always recycle your plastic. Organize beach clean up with your friends. Avoid products containing microbeads. These can help us to reduce the plastic polluting our oceans.
- Plastic bags, water bottles, peanut butter jars, and milk jugs are all examples of these products that can harm ocean life.
- Microplastics
- But we still have a problem. These microplastics are also entering our bodies through food and water.
- Microplastics are even worse than normal plastics.
- Microplastics
- Microplastics
- Last week our team found an albatross dead on the beach. Guess what we found inside the bird. Here I will show you.
- Ughh.. I'm so sick from eating all these microplastics
- This poor bird's body is filled with plastics and it has no room for good food. These plastics would release chemicals into the bird's body. The birds do no know if the food they get is digestible or not.
- Microplastics
- Oh no. The poor bird. How did so much plastic come inside the bird?
- The effort we've made to stop microplastics is not enough. Microplastics are almost in all in of our everyday things, and it's harming our oceans. This report is to show you some things you could avoid to help save the ocean.
- The effort we've made to stop microplastics is not enough. Microplastics are almost in all in of our everyday things, and it's harming our oceans. This report is to show you some things you could avoid to help save the ocean.
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