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As if polluting an entire hemisphere's worth of the ocean with plastic weren't enough, we've also poisoned the food chain. Congrats, humanity. We're fucked. ** Come aboard as we take a cruise to the Northern Gyre in the Pacific Ocean, a spot where currents spin and cycle, churning up tons of plastic into a giant pool of chemical soup, flecked with bits and whole chunks of refuse that cannot biodegrade. Hosted by Thomas Morton | Originally aired in 2008 on [URL REMOVED] Follow Thomas on Twitter - [URL REMOVED] Check out more great documentaries here! [URL REMOVED] Watch the rest here! Part 1/3: [URL REMOVED] Part 2/3: [URL REMOVED] Part 3/3: [URL REMOVED] Subscribe for new videos everyday: [URL REMOVED] Check out our full video catalog: [URL REMOVED] Videos, daily editorial and more: [URL REMOVED] Like VICE on Facebook: [URL REMOVED] Follow VICE on Twitter: [URL REMOVED] Read our tumblr: [URL REMOVED]

On his family's yearly trip to Manitoulin Island, Matthew detoxes from conspirituality influencer garbage, and returns with parts of a new plan.

This work show the limits of the detection capacity of X-band radars, as the sea state changes, in order to identify, discriminate, characterize and track small floating aggregations of plastic marine litter (Small Garbage Island - SGIs). Two distinct radar measurement campaigns were conducted at sea of SGI modules assembled in the laboratory. The measurement were carried out respectively in conditions of calm sea, to test the system in ideal conditions, and in rough sea conditions. The data analysis confirmed the ability of the X-band radars to detect the aggregations of floating waste on the sea surface.

This work show the limits of the detection capacity of X-band radars, as the sea state changes, in order to identify, discriminate, characterize and track small floating aggregations of plastic marine litter (Small Garbage Island - SGIs). Two distinct radar measurement campaigns were conducted at sea of SGI modules assembled in the laboratory. The measurement were carried out respectively in conditions of calm sea, to test the system in ideal conditions, and in rough sea conditions. The data analysis confirmed the ability of the X-band radars to detect the aggregations of floating waste on the sea surface.

Seth and Tim discuss some new stuff at home, and revisit being social online.

As the Gyre sails into view, we realize Garbage Island isn't an island at all. It's something much, much worse. ** Come aboard as we take a cruise to the Northern Gyre in the Pacific Ocean, a spot where currents spin and cycle, churning up tons of plastic into a giant pool of chemical soup, flecked with bits and whole chunks of refuse that cannot biodegrade. Hosted by Thomas Morton | Originally aired in 2008 on [URL REMOVED] Follow Thomas on Twitter - [URL REMOVED] Check out more great documentaries here! [URL REMOVED] Watch the rest here! Part 1/3: [URL REMOVED] Part 2/3: [URL REMOVED] Part 3/3: [URL REMOVED] Subscribe for new videos everyday: [URL REMOVED] Check out our full video catalog: [URL REMOVED] Videos, daily editorial and more: [URL REMOVED] Like VICE on Facebook: [URL REMOVED] Follow VICE on Twitter: [URL REMOVED] Read our tumblr: [URL REMOVED]

An adventure drama cartoon by Mel Horan that is inspired by Terry Gilliam films. The voice cast includes Tara Strong, Grey DeLisle, Candi Milo, Daran Norris, Michael Bell, Kath Soucie and Jess Harnell.

Improv-noise core band Garbage Island at the 40 Watt in Athens, GA on 8/29/07. Features Jeff Tobias and Scott of the band We Vs. the Shark. Also, guitarist Taylor Northern and Craig who plays with Garbage Island. For more Garbage Island check out: myspace.com/garbageisland

Vice sails to the North Pacific Gyre, collecting point for all of the ocean's flotsam and home of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch: a mythical, Texas-sized island made entirely of our trash. ** Come aboard as we take a cruise to the Northern Gyre in the Pacific Ocean, a spot where currents spin and cycle, churning up tons of plastic into a giant pool of chemical soup, flecked with bits and whole chunks of refuse that cannot biodegrade. Hosted by Thomas Morton | Originally aired in 2008 on [URL REMOVED] Follow Thomas on Twitter - [URL REMOVED] Check out more great documentaries here! [URL REMOVED] Watch the rest here! Part 1/3: [URL REMOVED] Part 2/3: [URL REMOVED] Part 3/3: [URL REMOVED] Subscribe for new videos everyday: [URL REMOVED] Check out our full video catalog: [URL REMOVED] Videos, daily editorial and more: [URL REMOVED] Like VICE on Facebook: [URL REMOVED] Follow VICE on Twitter: [URL REMOVED] Read our tumblr: [URL REMOVED]

Vice sails to the North Pacific Gyre, collecting point for all of the ocean's flotsam and home of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch: a mythical, Texas-sized island made entirely of our trash. ** Come aboard as we take a cruise to the Northern Gyre in the Pacific Ocean, a spot where currents spin and cycle, churning up tons of plastic into a giant pool of chemical soup, flecked with bits and whole chunks of refuse that cannot biodegrade. Hosted by Thomas Morton | Originally aired in 2008 on [URL REMOVED] Follow Thomas on Twitter - [URL REMOVED] Check out more great documentaries here! [URL REMOVED] Watch the rest here! Part 1/3: [URL REMOVED] Part 2/3: [URL REMOVED] Part 3/3: [URL REMOVED] Subscribe for new videos everyday: [URL REMOVED] Check out our full video catalog: [URL REMOVED] Videos, daily editorial and more: [URL REMOVED] Like VICE on Facebook: [URL REMOVED] Follow VICE on Twitter: [URL REMOVED] Read our tumblr: [URL REMOVED]