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Scattered around coasts worldwide are ticking time bombs: 6,300 wrecks, sunk in WWII, have been rusting away underwater. The threat they pose goes beyond the entirety of all oil spill catastrophes. Oceanographers, coast guards, and salvage experts around the world agree on one thing: the question is not whether further massive oil spills from WWII wrecks will cause oil pollution, but when.

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The Black Tears of the Sea

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Into the Unknown: A World Oceans Day Playlist

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Plastic never breaks down in the ocean, trapped in vast whirlpools of garbage. How is this killer affecting the world’s oceans, and humanity?

Plastic: The Real Sea Monster

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Millions of tons of plastic enter the ocean every year, from rivers and shores, ships and platforms. The world's scientists have studied the phenomenon and come to alarming conclusions. Unlike other refuse, plastic can stay in the water forever without breaking down. It becomes trapped in vast whirlpools of garbage called gyres. How is this deadly killer affecting the world's oceans, and how will it affect humanity?

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