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An inquiry into ocean pollution
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An inquiry into ocean pollution
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What is ocean pollution? What is the effect of ocean pollution? How can we stop Pollution?
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Eight million metric tons
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Oil spills
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An inquiry into ocean pollution
This is my presentation on Prezi about ocean pollution. Enjoy!
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Hello, I am London. This is my exhibition. It's about ocean pollution.
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Ni hao
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London
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I first developed free lines of inquiry to
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help me find out more about ocean pollution.
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My lines of inquiry were
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what is ocean pollution?
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What is the effect of ocean pollution and how can we stop ocean pollution?
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I chose to find out more about ocean pollution because I think
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the seeds are very polluted and I want to make a difference.
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Firstly, I want to I would like to explain what exactly is ocean pollution.
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Marine pollution is a combination of chemicals and trash.
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Did you know there is more plastic than fish in the ocean?
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eight million metric tons?
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That's how much plastic we dump into the ocean each year.
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Woman, mainly in shang hai.
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There are many causes of ocean pollution.
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Intentional discharge is one of the biggest problems
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discharge of plastics is a problem. Scientists have estimated that up to
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100 million metric tons of plastic trash, which doesn't degrade easily,
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are in the world's oceans,
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discarded fishing nets and other plastics can entangle wildlife,
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potentially restricting their movement,
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injuring or even starving them.
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Dolphins, turtles, crabs, crocodiles,
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sharks and seabirds are especially vulnerable.
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Oil is one of the big problems that earth is facing.
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Oil spills are more common than you might think,
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and they happen in many different ways.
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Oil spills can coat the feather of birds,
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making flying impossible and removing the natural insulation
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and the waterproofing that the feathers provide.
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This leaves the birds suspect a ble to hypothermia or even overheating
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attempts to remove the oil through printing also causes birds to swallow oil,
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which causes organ damage.
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Carbon dioxide unknown greenhouse gas is making our oceans more acidic.
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This is contributing to a loss of quarrels on a global scale,
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as their calcium skeletons are weakened by the increasing acidity of the water.
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You can reduce carbon by
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carbon polluting by adopting some of these simple measures,
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ride a bike walk or use public transportation rather than driving a car.
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Or you can just turn off the lights when you leave a room
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wherever humans live.
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They are part of the problem and the solution to ocean pollution.
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I hope that this collection of resources and information
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will inform other people about the types of pollution,
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pollution harming our ocean and that they learn about
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actions they can take to prevent further pollution,
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no matter where they live.
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Thank you for listening. Bye.
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