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ocean

[oh-shuhn] / ˈoʊ ʃən /


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"Changes to our oceans driven by the climate crisis, threats from disease, and unsustainable fishing practices can all reduce food availability or contribute to these tragic mortalities."

From BBC

No one disputes that these mostly invisible pieces of plastic are ubiquitous throughout the environment -- they have been found everywhere from the tops of mountains to the bottom of oceans.

From Barron's

She has written Page One WSJ features on nuclear pacemakers, a damaged model of the Queen Mary ocean liner and abandoned Redbox movie vending machines.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ben says the ocean is the cradle of all life.

From Literature

Large parts of the ocean, particularly the deep sea floor, are not even mapped, let alone explored.

From Barron's