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Recent satellite data reveals that the blue and green colors of the ocean near the Great Pacific Garbage Patch have brightened over the last two decades. This change may be related to environmental factors tied to the debris accumulation in the area.
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Recent satellite data reveals that the blue and green colors of the ocean near the Great Pacific Garbage Patch have brightened over the last two decades. This change may be related to environmental factors tied to the debris accumulation in the area.
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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is changing the color of the ocean
Satellite data shows changes in ocean color near the Great Pacific Garbage Patch