Ocean Garbage Patches Have a Microscopic Problem

Giant garbage patches are the most visible part of the oceans’ trash problem. But scientists are also worried about less conspicuous debris known as microplastics. WSJ’s Daniela Hernandez explains why these tiny specks of trash are a tougher issue to address. Illustration: David Fang

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