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Both marine life and ocean ecosystems are seriously threatened by ocean pollution. Global and individual changes can both have a significant impact on the preservation of the oceans and the survival of its marine life. Every year, some forms of human activities degra ... created 3 years ago

One of our main worries for the future is the condition of the ocean. For years, human-caused pollution has been making its way into the oceans, impacting coral reefs and marine life. To put it simply, ocean pollution has an impact on our entire environment. What are ... created 3 years ago

The ocean is Earth's life support system. We depend on it to control our climate, absorb CO2, and provide protein to more than a billion people. However, with 97% of the world's ocean being contained, at the rate we are destroying our ecosystem and contaminating the ... created 3 years ago

The problem of ocean pollution is getting worse today. Ocean pollution is a pollution that happens in the ocean, which comes from waste, trash, and chemicals that mostly originated from land. This pollution results in damaging the ocean environment and ecosystem, and ... created 3 years ago

The issue of ocean pollution has persisted for decades. Throughout history, sewage, industrial and chemical waste, and plastic have all been dumped into our lovely ocean. Sadly, for a long time, our ocean was not seen as the wonderful resource that it is, but rather ... created 3 years ago

“We are tied to the ocean. And when we go back to the sea, whether it is to sail or to watch – we are going back from whence we came.” John F. Kennedy

Did you know that the oceans and seas cover more than 70% of the surface of the Earth, making our globe surrou ... created 3 years ago

The presence of plastic, garbage, waste, pesticides, and oil along the shores of seas, lakes, or rivers will certainly harm ocean ecosystems. Unfortunately, most of this waste comes from human activities, where billions of pounds of garbage and other pollutants enter ... created 3 years ago

Coastal erosion is the process of intense wave action, rising local ocean levels, and coastal flooding carrying rocks, soils, and sands along the beach. It can also be called an abrasion.

Let's watch the video below to learn more about the process of coastal er ... created 3 years ago

What is beach pollution? Beach pollution lies along the edge of an ocean, lake, or river, caused by plastic, trash, sewage, pesticides, and oil. So, it's a little different from ocean pollution, which is pollution that occurs in the waters but with the same cause.

What are microplastics? Its tiny plastic particles less than five millimeters long that result from commercial product development and the breakdown of larger plastics can harm our ocean and aquatic life. 

Microplastics can also impact humans and animals i ... created 3 years ago

With 3.22 million metric tons of plastic waste disposed of every year, Oceans in Indonesia are getting dirtier, which means that Indonesia's oceans are not in a good condition. The impact of plastic waste affects several rivers in Indonesia, such as Brantas, Solo, Pr ... created 3 years ago

Ocean pollution is the result of human activities on the seas and oceans that produce various types of waste. It damages many ocean ecosystems, so vulnerable ecosystems take a long time to recover.

Therefore, let's find out what are the types of ocean pollution ... created 3 years ago