
Plastic Crisis Deepens in Oceans | Hartford News
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A new study reveals ocean plastic pollution is far worse than we thought—billions of pieces are accumulating faster than they break down, threatening marine life from plankton to whales. Microplastics are infiltrating the food chain, while much of the debris is sinking to the ocean floor, creating a deep-sea crisis nearly impossible to clean. This global emergency demands urgent action on plastic production and waste management, reminding us that our choices on land directly impact the health of our oceans—and the planet.
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