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Studying the Aftermath

Posted January 03, 2012 7:14 AM

Since the March tsunami in Japan, scientists have been studying and tracking the millions of tons of debris in the ocean. Much research has been focused on the cycle of plastic — where it travels, how it breaks down, etc. For $15,000, you too can join in the research, documenting your observations as well as being a working ship's crew member.

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