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Muy bueno

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A young teen's marvelous invention is the hope of the Pacific Ocean and its inhabitants.

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How Does This Garbage Effect the Environment?

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How Does This Garbage Effect the Environment?

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This garbage patch has caused significant amounts of deaths in the wildlife surrounding the patch, thousands of boats are damaged by the debris, they also discourage swimming and ruin local fisheries and commercial fisheries, as well as littering many beaches.

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Less than 1/3 of the human population knows

about the Pacific Garbage Patch, and even less

of those people have made the effort to help

or try to clean up the natural trashcan.

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The garbage patch is one big spinning area of debris that are linked together by the

North Pacific Subtropical Convergence Zone, close to norther Hawaii. This zone forms by

warm water from the South Pacific intertwines with colder water from the Arctic.

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80% of the garbage in this garbage patch comes from activities on land, such as litter, plastic bottles, or wrappers, float into storm drains, which empty out into a bay, or the garbage flows directly into the sea, from major cities like LA. The other 20% of garbage comes from activities at sea, such as trade routes.

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It is a sea of swirling debris such as garbage, growing in the Pacific Ocean.

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Plastic trash has made its way to the Pacific Ocean and its collected in massive amounts out in the middle of a 10 million square mile area known as the Pacific Gyre (pronounced G-I-R-E) which is also known as "The Great Pacific Garbage Patch".