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Tag: plastic debris

Henderson Island was once regarded as one of the most pristine landscapes in the world. This makes this desolate sight from Henderson even more hurtful. Every day, some 27 new pieces of junk wash up on the island according to a new study. Credit: Jennifer Lavers/University of Tasmania.

Remote Island in the middle of the Pacific is the most plastic-littered place on Earth

What was supposed to be one of the most pristine locations on Earth has now become a landfill.

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