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Wednesday, September 2, 2020

Causes and Consequences of changes in our oceans.

Causes and consequences of changes in our oceans.


We need to save our planet not destroy it. If we keep letting plastic into our ocean it is going to kill the planet not help it. Just one plastic bag can kill an innocent turtle in the sea. So that means when we are older there won't be any kai in the sea to catch because there will not be any fish to catch.  


If we don't want our sea creatures to die then stop putting plastic on our beaches and in oceans. Stop dumping plastic on the roads and beaches because it flies into the sea and kills our sea creatures. 


Oil spills are one of the biggest pollution problems in the sea. Oil spills kill 25,900 Mammals, 82,000 birds of 120 species, 6,165 sea turtles, and more each year. If we don't want fish in our sea then this is how we are going to achieve it. They are living animals.


Plastic pollution is the main cause of all of the ocean creatures dying. It is one of the main things that we are doing to our ocean and killing all of the animals so there is not much fish in the sea to fish and looking at all of the cool and fantastic animals we can go diving and look at them. Every day approximately 8 million pieces of plastic pollution find their way into our oceans. There may now be around 5.25 trillion macro and microplastic pieces floating in the open ocean.


So now you can see how everything that is killing the sea creatures and the ocean is all us people. Go plastic-free to keep our ocean alive and not try to kill it. , Save Them.   By Maddison. UK Government Urged To End Plastic Pollution By Introducing New Laws -  Vegan News, Plant Based Living, Food, Health & moreMauritius is reeling from a spreading oil spill – and people are angry with  how the government has handled it


How One Under 30 Alum 'Beats Plastic Pollution' On World Environment DayThe Long Shadow of the BP Oil Spill Keeps Killing Baby Birds - The Atlantic

   Ghost fishing gear is suffocating ocean life - Greenpeace New Zealand