Stunning Art Exhibition Captures The World Of Plastic Trash Filling Our Oceans
In a traveling exhibit, “Gyre: The Plastic Ocean,” organized by Anchorage Museum and now on display at the USC Fisher Museum of Art in Los Angeles, artists shine a light on the collective cost of individual littering.
Hong Kong’s Iconic Pink Dolphins in Danger of Extinction
The dolphin population in Hong Kong is declining because of five main factors: habitat loss from coastal development, water pollution, underwater noise pollution, vessel collision and overfishing.
Chile Plans World’s Biggest Marine Park to Protect Easter Island Fish Stocks
Local people say way of life is under threat from industrial vessels, and see plan as chance to protect environment and repair relations with mainland.
Fukushima Dumps First Batch of Once-Radioactive Water in Sea
Japan’s crippled Fukushima nuclear plant Monday began releasing previously contaminated water into the sea.