Earth.com5d
Human trash has found its way to the deepest parts of Earth's seas and oceans
Debris produced by human activity has now been spotted at a depth of 5,112 meters (3.2 miles) in the Mediterranean Sea.
Grist on MSN6d
Earth Orbit Is Filling Up with Junk. Greenhouse Gases Worsen the Problem.
By the end of the century, a shrinking atmosphere could create a minefield for satellites, like those deployed by SpaceX's ...
Climate change could affect Earth's orbit and litter space with 'millions of pieces of junk'
Scientists have warned that greenhouse gas emissions will result in less space junk being burned up – and more debris ...
Earth.com7d
Climate change is shrinking Earth’s atmosphere - and that’s bad for satellites
Climate change is altering conditions in near-Earth space, which could limit the number of satellites that can reliably ...
Technology Networks7d
Human Litter Has Reached the Deepest Point in the Mediterranean Sea
The article’s main authors are Miquel Canals, from the University of Barcelona’s Faculty of Earth Sciences; Georg Hanke, from ...
'Litter getters' sought for spring roadside cleanup in McCandless
The time has come for a little spring cleaning in McCandless. The town’s annual spring roadside cleanup is scheduled for ...
Greek Reporter6d
Study Finds Deepest Point of Mediterranean in Greece’s Ionian Sea Is Full of Litter
The first ever assessment of litter in Mediterranean's deepest place located in Greece's eastern Ionian Sea has detected huge ...
KELOLAND.com on MSN7d
Watertown invites all to join Earth Day clean up
As spring melts away the snow, it’s revealing an excess of litter that’s accumulated in our parks, roadways, and public ...