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This whale had 88 pounds of plastic killing it 

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This whale had 88 pounds of plastic killing it 

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scientificamerican.com
oceanservice.noaa.gov
science.sciencemag.org
www.ecowatch.com

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25% of plastics sold have plastic in them

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25% of plastics sold have plastic in them

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https://www.ecowatch.com/25-of-fish-sold-at-markets-contain-plastic-or-man-made-debris-1882105614.html

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The effects of these plastics cause long term organ damage, and deteriorate motor function. "Ingested microplastic particles can physically damage organs and leach hazardous chemicals—from the hormone-disrupting bisphenol A (BPA) to pesticides—that can compromise immune function and stymie growth and reproduction", according to scientificamerican.com.

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Humans are constantly polluting the environment, and much of this is plastic. Plastic does not decompose very fast, and instead breaks into smaller and smaller pieces in the ocean. These pieces are eaten by fish, and become stuck in their bodies. Plastic also produces toxins that quickly kill them. Microbeads are an older example of these micro plastics, "appearing in personal care products about fifty years ago", according to oceanservice.noaa.gov.

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When plastic filled fish are caught and eaten by humans, tiny pieces of plastic build up in your body, and slowly poison you. This can cause long lasting health problems and eventually kill people.

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Microplastics are tiny pieces of plastic that pollute the oceans. These plastics are eaten by sea life, poisoning, bloating and killing them. This plastic can get into the systems of humans and poison us. "Single plastic items ultimately degrade into millions of microplastic pieces", according to science.sciencemag.org.