User:Cgonz527/Environmental science

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A growing issue we have circling around us is the risk of so much pollution being washed up in our oceans. Whether it can be found out at sea, or even located near beaches. An example of this ongoing crisis is the country of China. Reports of sea pollution have been said to be relatively high and continuously growing in Southern China. Endless large abundance of trash, specifically plastic waste has been found all over our oceans causing harm to our planet, ourselves, and worst of all, the living species who call the ocean their homes. What has become extremely dangerous is what scientists are referring to as micro-plastic particles. Extremely miniature in size seems like a product that shouldn't risk or harm any animals, but it is in fact the main issue towards all sea-life. Most are being swallowed and end up in their digestive tracts. Researchers have highlighted a trend between animals and the pollution waste. Studies have noticed the trend in accumulated plastics in seabirds over the years. By studying this, it reflects towards where are the most common high levels of pollution whether it is locally or regionally. A lot of work and constant planning needs to be done towards resolving these issues and being able to contain it. Water pollution eventually affects all life forms, meaning that it can even harm our everyday lives and basic resources we would have.