Our next expedition explained in National Geographic.
By Marcus Eriksen on December 15, 2011
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How much debris is left from the Japanese tsunami after a year at sea?
How big is the debris field and where is it going?
What are the rates of colonization by marine life on debris at sea?
The March 11, 2011 Japanese tsunami is a tragedy that offers an opportunity to learn some lessons about the nature of man-made waste in the oceans. This great article in National Geographic explains why the 5 Gyres Institute is heading out to sea this summer to find the debris field.
Are you eager to come on board? Email us at info@5gyres.org.
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