The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is an area in the north Pacific ocean that contains trash and causes harm to ocean life and those that consume that life. What lessons can be learned from this floating pile of trash?. A. There is no relationship between our daily activities and the environment ... B. There are more polluters in the Pacific ocean than in the Atlantic ocean ... c. There are areas of the ocean to avoid with boats ... D. There is a relationship among all living things on the earth.

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Omari Schneider

Geography

12 October, 06:28

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is an area in the north Pacific ocean that contains trash and causes harm to ocean life and those that consume that life. What lessons can be learned from this floating pile of trash?. A. There is no relationship between our daily activities and the environment ... B. There are more polluters in the Pacific ocean than in the Atlantic ocean ... c. There are areas of the ocean to avoid with boats ... D. There is a relationship among all living things on the earth.

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Camron Garza · Answer 1

Answer: D. There is a relationship among all living things on the earth.

The life of every single living thing on Earth is interconnected. The activities or operation of each person and countries affect greatly to the lives of many people. That is the main lesson that can be deduced from the existence of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.