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khaki ride home for friday march 4th 2022 i'm jackson bird today is it possible for ocean cleanup programs

to do more harm than good?

And how offices, cities, and the nature of work itself might change if, as looks increasingly

likely, many office jobs never return to fully on-site work.

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Here are some of the cool things from the news today.

So building on yesterday's story about the United Nations agreeing to begin negotiations on a global treaty to eliminate plastic pollution, let's talk about ocean cleanups. Ocean cleanups sound like a

great idea. On the surface, we humans have polluted the ocean with our single-use plastic junk

endangering the lives of so many sea creatures, so any efforts to clean up that huge island of

plastic in between California and Hawaii is great, right?

According to a number of marine biologists and a new article in Vox, maybe not so much.

First, that island of trash, sometimes called the Great Pacific Garbage Patch,

it turns out isn't so much a cohesive island of large plastic objects as it is a much

more dispersed area with pea-sized or smaller waste, much of which isn't even visible on the

surface of the water, all of which makes trying to clean it up quite a bit more difficult.

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