Trash island

According to the Earth Times a Garbage Island is the points of convergence are where the deposition of trash occurs… by heroback

I asked AI to imagine Puerto Rico a a garbage island, 2024 #art #tonyhinchcliffe #ai

Beaches in Honduras are being choked by a solid mass of bottles, wrappers and other recyclable waste turning the once-idyllic island into a floating landfill site off the Caribbean island's coast.

Marine Insight - The maritime industry guide.

As our global population expands so too does the amount of trash we produce. A large portion of this trash then ends up in the world's oceans. These are not going to go away unless we do something about them to change!

Clowns and the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

When researchers traveled to a tiny, uninhabited island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, they were astonished to find an estimated 38 million pieces of trash washed up on the beaches.

From landfills that were bursting at the seams to remarkably clean streets, Taiwan’s changing attitude to waste has transformed how the island deals with waste.

We went through Yelp reviews around the country to find the beaches that made Americans the angriest.

If you guessed the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch,” you’re right. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is also known as the largest landfill in the world, and unfortunately it is not found in a thoroughly…

Congolese art collective “Ndaku Ya Life Is Beautiful” transforms garbage into performance art in an effort to bring attention to the waste emergency.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a vast area of plastic debris located in the Pacific Ocean. What is it made from? How did it get there? Here are 10 interesting facts about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Photographer Gregg Segal wanted to put a human face on the trash problem in the US. Cold numbers and statistics can only have so much of an impact,

Wildlife Conservation - Trash (Jaws Edit)

When New Yorkers think of Fresh Kills, they think of garbage. For 54 years, the 2,200-acre swath of Staten Island served as the city’s largest landfill.