While reading “Great Pacific Garbage Patch weighs more than 43,000 cars and is much larger than we thought,” Marisol makes several connections. Which is a connection that Marisol makes to society?(1 point)
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This article reminds me of when my class volunteered to pick up garbage on a nearby beach, and I filled a whole trash bag with plastic bits.
This article reminds me of when my class volunteered to pick up garbage on a nearby beach, and I filled a whole trash bag with plastic bits.
This article makes me think of my science fair project last year about how long it takes plastic bags to break down in soil.
This article makes me think of my science fair project last year about how long it takes plastic bags to break down in soil.
This article is similar to “Butterflies are disappearing in Ohio. Here’s what that means for insects everywhere” because they are both about human effects on the environment.
This article is similar to “Butterflies are disappearing in Ohio. Here’s what that means for insects everywhere” because they are both about human effects on the environment.
This article reminds me of a news report I saw about the amount of microplastics present in fish that people eat.
This article reminds me of a news report I saw about the amount of microplastics present in fish that people eat.
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The connection that Marisol makes to society is:
"This article reminds me of a news report I saw about the amount of microplastics present in fish that people eat."
This response links the article to societal concerns about the impact of pollution on food safety and health.
