Plastic bags in the ocean

Plastic bags, like these floating near the Philippines, look like jellyfish. These pieces of ocean debris float on ocean currents and accumulate in collections called "garbage patches."

Learn about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a huge sea of plastic trash in the North Pacific—part of an even broader plastic plague.

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In Episode 148 of the Disruptors for Good podcast, Causeartist contributor Rafael Aldon, speaks with Tommy Tjiptadjaja, Co-Founder and CEO of Greenhope, on redesigning the future of plastic through biodegradable plastic technologies. Listen to Causeartist podcasts here. Plastic has been one of the most popular modern human inventions. It provides unparalleled benefits to humankind, such as reducing costs for…

This Trivia shows you a bunch of photos of ether jellyfish or plastic bags. You have to figure out which is which. Notice how similar they look. You can tell the difference, but Sea turtles can't.

Tell us about your lifestyle and we’ll give you an eco-score and tips on reducing your plastic consumption.

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