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Monday 31 May 2021

News Article - Eastern Pacific Problem

Hi, Today in our social studies we are writing  news article outlining the problem in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.  


The problem in Eastern Pacific is debris trapped in the Great pacific Garbage Patch and it is harmful to the marine life. It is harmful to the marine life because when marine animals think it's a food they will eat it and plastics take about 500+ years to breakdown, it will stay in their stomach and make them suffer until they die, also plastics contain chemicals.

Plastics dump are becoming more and more problem, lots of whales are and getting end up on shores with full of plastics in their body. Whale  when they go up to the fertilises phytoplankton when they go sea surface, phytoplankton are very important because it absorbs carbon dioxide and tuns it into oxygen, also it's 4x more than Amazon Rain forest can produce.

How do the plastics get trapped in the Pacific garbage path?
Plastics litter get through the water ways and getting end up to the ocean, then gets through the ocean current and that leads to the garbage patch.

Action

Cause

Effect

Daily use of Plastic 

Plastic stacking up

Waste and can bring problem to the environment.

Littering

People are to lazy, bins too far away.

Rubbish getting through the water ways and ending up to the ocean.

Tons of rubbish going into the oceans

Not a lot of bins around. 

Animals dying, because they think its a food.

Companies selling zero-waste products



Provide an example of GOVERNMENT CONTROL

  • Banning plastics bags 

  • More rubbish bins around


Less problem for the environment and less animals dying.


2 comments:

  1. Hi Julien I like your blog post about talking about the ocean and how, there is a garbage patch in the ocean and also how's it harmful to the marine life. And I like how you added tones of information about what is going on in the ocean but maybe next time you could maybe add a image to your post but other than that good job.

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  2. Great reporting Julien. Yes, an image or two would do the trick for readers who like to have visuals to help make sense of the text. Good job!:-)

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