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Trash Talk: Plastic, Marine & E-waste

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Learn about plastic, marine, and e-waste.

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Trash Talk: Plastic, Marine & E-waste
 

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Trash Talk: Plastic, Marine & E-wasteOnline version

Learn about plastic, marine, and e-waste.

by Nigel Nigel Malvin
1

What are microplastics?

2

Which ocean has the most plastic pollution?

3

What does E-waste stand for?

4

Where is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch located?

5

One major harm of plastic waste to wildlife is?

6

Which heavy metal is commonly found in e-waste?

7

What is marine litter?

8

What is biodegradable plastic?

9

How can you reduce e-waste at home?

10

Which item is least likely to be a plastic pollutant?

11

What does E-waste stand for?

12

Which heavy metal is commonly found in solder of electronics?

13

What pollution issue is caused by tiny plastic fragments in oceans?

14

Which marine animal often mistakes plastic bags for food?

15

What practice best reduces e-waste toxicity?

16

Plastic items breaking into tiny pieces in water are called?

17

Which activity lowers electronic waste footprint?

18

Which area is known for accumulating marine plastic debris?

19

What describes recovering valuable materials from old electronics?

20

Which program encourages returning old devices for reuse?

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