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Deep Trouble A Dying Sea Gulf marine life, birds fight losing battle against pollution, people DIANNA SMITH Naples Daily Ne
Deep Trouble: A Dying Sea: Gulf marine life, birds fight losing battle against pollution, people DIANNA SMITH / Naples Daily News (Florida) 3oct03 Deep Trouble: A Dying Sea Gulf marine life, birds fight losing battle against pollution, people DIANNA SMITH / Naples Daily News (Florida) 3oct03 [Mindfully.org note: This is the 6th in a 15-part series.
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Global Marine Litter Information Gateway ][ Index photos @ and courtesy of....
Global Marine Litter Information Gateway ][ Index photos @ and courtesy of.... Index photos Michael Pitts, BBC/Naturbild Hawaiian monk seal caught in fishing tackle off Kure Atoll (U.S.-Canadian Pacific). Univ. of North Carolina NOAA Whale dead from starvation as a result of line wrapped throughout its mouth. Tom Arnbom Elephant seal in Antarctica, killed by plastic strapping band. Omer Rappe Whiting entangled in condom. Caught off the Belgian coast, by a fisherman.
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Gobar Times Magazine (Environment for Kids Monthly) Centre for Science and Environment
Gobar Times Magazine (Environment for Kids Monthly) - Centre for Science and Environment EYEOPENINGECO-FACTS Americans receive almost 4 million tons of junk mail per year. About 44% of junk mail is never opened. What does a coffee company do with unsold coffee? Recycle it of course! Nestle Japan Ltd. has been recycling unsold instant coffee that had not been sold within three years of production for more than three decades.
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Keep Wales Tidy, Cadwch GymruÆn Daclus
Keep Wales Tidy, Cadwch Gymru n Daclus Gweithio i greu gweithredu mwy effeithiol gan grwpiau targedig er mwyn creu amgylchedd cynaliadwy rhydd o sbwriel Working to create effective action for a litter-free sustainable Wales environment Cymraeg English
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The Marine Conservation Society's Adopt a Beach Project
Adopt-a-Beach homepage Adopt-a-Beach and Beachwatch are supported by: Adopt-a-Beach is a coastal environmental initiative organised by the Marine Conservation Society (MCS), involving local individuals, groups and communities in caring for their coastal environment. Anyone in the UK can adopt their favourite stretch of coast and take part in quarterly beach cleans and surveys to monitor litter throughout the year and help reduce litter at source.
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