In the Sargasso Sea, life depends on floating sargassum seaweed
Eyewitnessing Plastic Pollution in Oceans | CMEMS
The role of regional governance in addressing marine plastic pollution | Research Institute for Sustainability
Sargasso Sea: Only sea in the world that doesn't touch any coastlines | Knowledge News - News9live
Marine debris - Wikipedia
Chunky soup' of plastic in Atlantic
Sargassum, plastic, and the pathogen complex - Digital Journal
Protecting the Seen and the Unseen: The Sargasso Sea - The Ocean Foundation
Microplastic levels in Sargasso Sea comparable to Great Pacific Garbage Patch - Greenpeace International
Five amazing ocean sites to make the first protected high seas areas | Environment | The Guardian
The Sargasso Sea is a vibrant and unique ocean ecosystem - Ocean Family Foundation
Atlantic Ocean off Florida Spawns a Giant Sargassum Blob Due to Climate Change & Nutrient Pollution — SEVENSEAS Media
Saving the Sargasso Sea: Environmental Challenges and Leadership Opportunities within the North Atlantic Ocean Plastic Crisis” | by Dave Ford | Medium
Sargassum & Solids
Plastic pollution in Sargasso sea - Floating seaweed ruins Caribbean islands- Current Affairs 2018 - YouTube
The Sargasso Sea and the Pacific Garbage Patch
Microplastics discovered in 'extreme' concentrations in the North Atlantic | CNN
Greenpeace Expedition Finds Microplastic Levels in the Sargasso Sea Comparable to Great Pacific Garbage Patch - Greenpeace USA
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Great Pacific Garbage Patch: Overview, Impact, Solution
An Ocean Plastics Field Trip for Corporate Executives
Stock photo of A plastic gift balloon and ribbon drift with sargassum in the Sargasso…. Available for sale on www.naturepl.com
Awash in Plastic | Around the O
Limn “Oceans of Plastic:” Heterogeneous narrations of an ongoing disaster
Extreme levels of microplastics found in Sargasso Sea | "In the oceans, degrading plastic... binds with the man-made chemical pollutants. All that toxicity ends up in the digestive systems of marine life
