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    Keeping an Eye on Ocean Plastic Pollution…From Space! [Video]

    By European Space Agency (ESA)August 13, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    The European Space Agency (ESA) is investigating how satellites can aid in detecting and mitigating plastic pollution in the ocean.

    Meet bag, bottle, and straw, three bits of plastic left on the beach.

    They are only small, but they are heading into the ocean, where they could cause big damage. ESA is exploring how satellites can help detect and reduce plastic pollution in the ocean. From spotting build-ups of marine litter to tracking ocean currents, satellites could be game-changing in tackling this enormous environmental problem.

    Though engaging for children and adults alike, this video is designed with primary school students in mind. In particular, teachers can use it to introduce the topic of marine litter in subjects such as geography and science. A Dutch version will be available very soon.

     

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