How do we keep the oceans from becoming the world’s plastic trash can?

Mongabay
By Annie ShapiroJun 8, 2016, 12:00 am183 pts
Plastic’s popularity in the consumer world is no doubt a result of it being a low-cost material that’s both durable and extremely versatile. These advantages are undeniable, however scientists are increasingly alarmed by its impact on the health of marine ecosystems. In all, experts believe that 5-14…

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