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A study suggests that washing clothes has a significant negative impact on the environment and on oceans. 

Save the ocean and wash your clothes less often

A study suggests that washing clothes has a significant negative impact on the environment and on oceans.&nbsp;

According to a study conducted by the Ocean Wise organisation and the Fisheries and Oceans Canada governmental department, washing clothes has a significant negative impact on the environment, especially on the oceans.&nbsp;
The research reveals the vast amount of microplastics present in the oceans, which comprises of 92.3 per cent of synthetic fibres, 73 per cent polyester, which is similar to the polyethylene terephthalate (PET) used in textiles.&nbsp;
The France's Agency for Ecological Transition, ADEME, stated that washing nylon, polyester, elastane or acrylic which come from our clothing are too small to pass through sewage treatment facilities and end up in the ocean. And, as per a 2020 Australian study there were 14 million tonnes of microplastics on the seafloor.
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Water babies will agree that beaches can be visited in any season and this World Ocean Day, we bring you these undiscovered beach destinations in India.

World Ocean Day 2023: Get over Goa and head over to these 5 offbeat beaches of India

Water babies will agree that beaches can be visited in any season and this World Ocean Day, we bring you these undiscovered beach destinations in India.

Kids' schools are closed and the mood for a vacation is upon all of us. Mountains are surely special but beaches are emotions for all beach bums. This World Ocean Day, we bring you a list of 5 of the best off-beat beach destinations in India for a marooned vacation.&nbsp;
Mandvi, Gujarat
Mandvi is located in Gujarat's Kutch district. Showcasing golden-brown sand, this beautiful beach should definitely be in your bucket list for a unique experience.
Mandarmani, West Bengal&nbsp;
Mandarmani&rsquo;s serene beach is the best option for an offbeat experience with lesser crowd. It is located about 173 kms from Kolkata and perfect for couples, groups and families. You will be surprised by the number of red crabs crawling on the beach.&nbsp;
Lakshadweep&nbsp;
Lakshadweep, the smallest Union Territory of India is an archipelago of 36 islands and its picturesque beaches are some of the most beautiful ones in India. Bangaram Island is one of the most popular islands here.&nbsp;
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Puducherry&nbsp;
Puducherry is also a beautiful place and the Paradise beach is a must visit. You will have to take a ferry to reach there. Besides this, remnants of the French colonial past spread across the town, and The Matri Mandir at Auroville are the most important places to be visited. &nbsp; &nbsp;
Diu&nbsp;
Another union territory in the Western part of India is Daman and Diu. And the white sand beaches at Diu are nature's paradise. Do not forget to experience the Portuguese architecture at old Diu.&nbsp;
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Microphones deployed into ocean off Greenland: Here's what researchers intend to do with melting icebergs

Microphones deployed into ocean off Greenland: Here's what researchers intend to do next!

Experts, as per The Guardian report, plan to use the sound of melting icebergs into an acoustic installation to gauge its impact on humanity. The recordings are to be collected in 2024.

Experts, as per The Guardian report, plan to turn the sound of melting icebergs into an acoustic installation to gauge its impact on humanity. The recordings are to be collected in 2024.

In a bid to create an archive of the ocean's memory, scientists are deploying underwater microphones in the ocean off Greenland to record melting icebergs. These hydrophones will record the sound every two hours before they are preserved for acoustic composition. The expedition of scientists and artists has called the exercise a time capsule. "What you are hearing in the hydrophones is a snapshot of time," an Irish artist said.&nbsp;
A total of 12 moorings have been deployed in the Davis Strait, an arctic gateway between Greenland and Canada. Experts, as per The Guardian report, plan to turn the sound of melting icebergs into an acoustic installation to gauge its impact on humanity. The recordings are to be collected in 2024, report added. The trip has been sponsored by US National Science Foundation's polar programme which has sent a team of 21 researchers from Europe, US and Canada at sea for four weeks. The expedition aims to study sea salinity, whale migrations, ice floors. The findings will be used in scientific analysis, artworks including paintings, sculptures and films.
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A fire raging in the middle of the ocean in Gulf Of Mexico. An underwater gas pipeline leak triggered a raging fire on the surface of water in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula early on Friday,&nbsp;
State oil company Pemex said that the blaze was put off after 5-hour-long efforts. The videos of the flame in the middle of the ocean went viral triggering much awe.
Bright orange flames jumping out of water resembled molten lava and was dubbed an "eye of fire" on social media.

Yes, that's a fire raging in the middle of the ocean in Gulf of Mexico

You can't miss this: A fire raging in the middle of the ocean. See viral video

Yes, that's a fire raging in the middle of the ocean

A fire raging in the middle of the ocean in Gulf Of Mexico. An underwater gas pipeline leak triggered a raging fire on on the surface of water in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula early on Friday,&nbsp;
State oil company Pemex said that the blaze was put off after 5-hour-long efforts. The videos of the flame in the middle of the ocean went viral triggering much awe.
Bright orange flames jumping out of water resembled molten lava and was dubbed an "eye of fire" on social media.

An underwater gas pipeline leak triggered a raging fire on the surface of water in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula early on Friday

A fire raging in the middle of the ocean in Gulf Of Mexico. An underwater gas pipeline leak triggered a raging fire on the surface of water in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula early on Friday,&nbsp;
State oil company Pemex said that the blaze was put off after 5-hour-long efforts. The videos of the flame in the middle of the ocean went viral triggering much awe.
Bright orange flames jumping out of water resembled molten lava and was dubbed an "eye of fire" on social media.

With the Covid-19 pandemic, the plastic problem has made a huge comeback due to the demand in face masks, PPE kits and other essentials.
The plastic waste has now entered oceans, posing a huge risk to marine life.
According to a BBC report, recently, divers in the Philippines&nbsp;

Covid-19 impact: PPE kits are washing up on coral reefs in the Philippines 

Covid-19 impact: PPE  washing up on coral reefs in the Philippines 

With the Covid-19 pandemic, the plastic problem has made a huge comeback due to the demand in face masks, PPE kits and other essentials.
The plastic waste that has&nbsp;entered oceans poses a huge risk to marine life.
According to a BBC report, divers in the Philippines recently discovered over a dozen single use face masks within the first 10 minutes of their dive near coral reefs in Manila.&nbsp;
A report by the Asian Development Bank says that the city has been generating about 280 tonnes of extra medical waste per day.
Experts are urging the Philippines government to take immediate action to manage its waste disposal to prevent polluting the seas.&nbsp;
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Marianna Trench- What is there in the deepest part of the ocean?

Brain Yog presents the Mariana Trench. In this video, we take a deep dive (no pun intended) into the deepest and darkest part of our planet, its formation, who successfully made a descent into these parts, and what creatures have been confirmed to be sighted in these parts. Check out the video, and support our mission to make general knowledge much more general in our society.

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