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Since relocating to its Kalihi warehouse site in June 2024, CMDR has hauled in and processed more than 227,000 pounds of marine debris, largely derelict fishing gear such as ghost nets and floats.

To find out how destructive negligence and indifference are, it is enough to move between Hawaii and California and see the ...

Every year, we throw 300 million tons of plastic waste, which ends up in rivers and oceans, and then enters into our bodies.

This story was originally published by InvestigateWest, a nonprofit newsroom dedicated to change-making investigative ...

A WHOI-led discovery of toxic ocean dumping takes center stage in a new documentary. You can catch it at the Woods Hole Film Festival.

Only a fifth of newly ineligible customers have secured new service from a private hauler. ‘These haulers are ill-equipped ...

Most plastic bottles on Latin America’s Pacific beaches are locally made, mainly from Coca-Cola, Aje Group, and PepsiCo.

Most of the plastic bottles and caps that pollute the Pacific coasts of Latin American countries are of local origin, and are ...

A 1,000-tonne ship is exploring the far-flung South Pacific for riches buried beneath the waves, spearheading efforts to ...

Some life thrives in ocean garbage patches : Short Wave For this second installment of the Sea Camp series, we explore the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

They hang out at the nexus of the world's ocean currents, changing shape with the waves. The largest is the North Pacific Garbage Patch, known colloquially as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.