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Learn all about plastic pollution. How much plastic is in the ocean? Why is plastic pollution dangerous? What can we do to reduce it?
Plastic pollution is excess plastic that, due to its durability and the sheer amount produced, can now be found in the sea, on beaches, in lakes and rivers. Plastic bottles and containers now litter the sides of many roads and pose a threat to wildlife and ecosystems. Teaching your KS2 children about plastic pollution?
Plastic Pollution. You can make a difference by reducing your plastic waste. By Catherine Clarke Fox. Around the world, people throw away roughly four million tons of trash every...
This Geography primary resource helps children learn about the impact of human activity — particularly plastic waste — on our planet’s oceans. Discover how non-biodegradable plastic is putting sea life at risk, as well as the dangers and threats posed by overfishing and climate change .
What is a plastic? How can plastics end up in our rivers and seas? How do plastics affect food chains? How can plastic waste end up in places that humans do not live, like Henderson Island?...
Even if you live hundreds of miles away from the sea, the plastic you use can still make its way into the ocean. As much as 80% of the plastic in our seas comes from land sources. What does...
