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Rubber duckies are cute but plastic pollution is gross!

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rubber ducky - created by Silvia.Ricioppo

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Watch the video as many times as you need to. Many times!

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Planet 100: The Pacific Trash Vortex Explained

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The who, what, when, why, where and how??? Answer these questions in your beautiful copybooks, please! Thanks a bunch.

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The who, what, when, why, where and how??? Answer these questions in your beautiful copybooks, please! Thanks a bunch.

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What is the Pacific Trash vortex exactly?
Where is it located?
Who's responsible for the ugly mess?
When did it begin to form?
Why should we care about it?
How do we stop it?

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Word snacks to munch on!Help yourselves and of course look up the ones you don't know.

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Word snacks to munch on!Help yourselves and of course look up the ones you don't know.

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swirling
huge
soup
hint
oil platforms
dubious honour
seafaring vessels
landfill
float
humans
developed world
consuming
discarding
Chinese-made crap
ever accelerating rate
incinerate
churning out
disposable
it's no wonder
monster
get tangled
debris
rubber ducky
graphic proof
tosses
canvas grocery bags
to commit
reduce our waste stream

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And now for dessert! Yummy! Look at the delicious figures below. What do they refer to? 

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And now for dessert! Yummy! Look at the delicious figures below. What do they refer to? 

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twice
90%
80%
20%
2
5%
30%
30%
144
60 billion
1of 5
40%
185
50%

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Go in front of a mirror and pretend to be the news reporter. Tell that gorgeous person you see reflected in it all about the Pacific Trash Vortex. Of course out loud and more than once.

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Go in front of a mirror and pretend to be the news reporter. Tell that gorgeous person you see reflected in it all about the Pacific Trash Vortex. Of course out loud and more than once.

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Have a nice wee!

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Start by stopping! - created by Silvia.Ricioppo

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What really happens to the plastic you throw away - Emma Bryce

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What comes to our minds, when we think of plastics? Convenient and cost effective products, single use products, pollution in the seas. Have you ever wondered where all this started? How did Plastic become a part of our life. Let's take a look at the history of plastics.

Less than 50 years ago plastic was not so common, and it was a completely natural product. Learn more about the history of plastic from this timeline. With human innovation, it became a cost effective and widely used product. Plastics are everywhere from cheap toys to packaging materials. Read this article to learn how the plastic bag became popular. On the one hand, Plastics opened up a lot of possibilities and replaced expensive materials with cheap alternatives. However, this convenience came with a price of damaging the environment. Watch this TED-Ed lesson to learn about what happens to plastic when it's thrown away, and this TED talk to learn about a solution to plastic in the oceans.

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For centuries, billiard balls were made of ivory from elephant tusks. But when excessive hunting caused elephant populations to decline, they began to look for alternatives. John Wesley Hyatt took up the challenge. In five years, he invented a new material called celluloid, which would become known as the first plastic.