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“Someone must have thrown trash into the sea, that’s why the sea is so littered with trash.”
This sentence may not always be 100% correct, because even if no one throws trash directly into the sea, there’s still a chance that trash can float around in the sea. This is because trash in the sea can be caused by many factors, both human and natural.

How does nature cause trash in the sea?
Natural disasters such as storms and floods can carry trash from land into the sea. If we talk about the root cause, it’s probably none other than humans’ poor waste disposal systems, such as burying trash near the sea or in rivers that connect to the sea. Of course, this also includes throwing trash in the wrong places.

SCIeco, under Green Circular, is a leader in waste management from the industrial, agricultural and community sectors. With proper and standard waste management methods, all trash can be transformed into new uses and ensured that the trash is managed to the highest value according to the Waste Hierarchy and is safe for the environment. Green Circular can transform landfilled trash into fuel, which can reduce the amount of landfilled trash and reduce the amount of trash that is swept into the sea.

The Waste Hierarchy is a concept used in waste management. With 3 main goals: promoting waste reduction, efficient resource use, and reducing environmental impacts.

Therefore, even if we don't throw trash into the water ourselves, if we don't manage trash well, the sea will be full of trash.
???? The largest amount of trash is found in the Pacific Ocean, located between Hawaii and California. Because it is an area with eddies in the North Pacific Ocean, it attracts plastic trash and other materials to gather together, which is called the 'Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP)', or a large patch of trash in the Pacific Ocean. And this patch of trash is not only here. It is also found in the North Atlantic Ocean, South Pacific Ocean, and Indian Ocean.

In addition, most of the trash found is plastic trash, which severely damages the marine environment, whether it is the problem of water pollution, contaminants, especially marine animals that are often found dead from eating plastic trash. And marine animals that unknowingly eat trash in the sea may end up as our seafood.

Let's join together to save marine animals. Start by disposing of trash properly and efficiently.

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