Where is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch located?

Correct answer: Between North America & Japan

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We all complain and criticize each other but each and every one of us are responsible for gpgp
BlueQ
BlueQ
UnopposedYogi27101, try to have one day where you touch zero plastic- the grocery store things that are shipped... it’s bigger than we are. How do we stop something on a global level???
Peter Montgomery
Peter Montgomery
BlueQ, we try .. we ask manufacturing and retailers . politicians why can't or won't they invest in /change to less damaging/non damaging materials. we make choices to avoid their damaging products as much as possible. we tell them and world why. we raise away we shame we do what best alternative we can we keep exploring ways of living sustainably in our planet
SPRITE
SPRITE
The explanation written by the author could have been more clearer: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) is located in the central North Pacific Ocean, roughly between Hawaii and California. It spans a large area, with estimates ranging from 1.6 million square kilometers (about 620,000 square miles) to over 3 million square kilometers (about 1.2 million square miles), making it one of the largest collections of ocean plastic in the world. The GPGP consists of two main areas: the Western Garbage Patch, located closer to Japan, and the Eastern Garbage Patch, located closer to the U.S. West Coast. These patches are not solid masses of trash but rather areas with a high concentration of microplastics and larger debris, which are trapped by ocean currents known as the North Pacific Gyre.
Dave
Dave
isn't it about time the powers that be got this cleaned up
Player Meyer
Player Meyer
ChewyGazelle68623, why don’t you clean it up?
ChewyGazelle68623
ChewyGazelle68623
UnopposedYogi27101, That is so very wrong of the USA!! Come on people, clean it up!!