Ocean pollution

KS2 Science: Trashing the deep ocean - The human impact of pollution
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BBC Teach
Posted
12 March 2024
Trinidad and Tobago hit by mystery ship oil spill
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Latin America & Caribbean
Posted
11 February 2024
Warning to not go into sea after pollution leak
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Sussex
Posted
10 January 2024
Beach gets green light after sewage plant spillage
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Devon
Posted
27 November 2023
Warning as treated sewage pours into sea
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Devon
Posted
22 November 2023
Angler refuses to pay bills in sewage protest
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Cornwall
Posted
23 October 2023
Lego Overboard. Audio, 28 minutes
Five million pieces of Lego are washed overboard. Meet the beachcombers looking for them.
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BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
Litter-picking paddleboarders clean up beach
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Tyne & Wear
Posted
9 September 2023
Viking Bay pollution warning enters second day
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Kent
Posted
2 August 2023
Beach clean-up sees plastic turned into art
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Somerset
Posted
21 July 2023
Why...? Why Sharks Attack. Video, 57 minutes
After three fatal shark attacks in Egypt, this film asks if shark behaviour is changing.
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BBC One
Available for 3 months
Council told seal plastic ring ban not enforceable
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Norfolk
Posted
23 June 2023
Inside the man-made cave stopping sea pollution
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Jersey
Posted
30 May 2023
How tech is being used to take on ocean plastic
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Technology
Posted
27 February 2023
Volunteers take part in two-mile coastal clean-up
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Somerset
Posted
19 February 2023
Student's electric boat challenge around the UK
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Somerset
Posted
1 February 2023
'I'm working hard to reduce single-use plastic' Video, 00:01:48
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Hampshire & Isle of Wight
Posted
26 January 2023
Beach litter volunteers collect 48,000 items
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Guernsey
Posted
17 November 2022
Costing the Earth. CSI Oceans. Audio, 28 minutes
Anna Turns investigates what’s killing sea mammals.
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BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
5 Live Science Podcast. Cancer accomplices and lost fishing nets. Audio, 27 minutes
How cancer cells can use bacteria as accomplices. Plus fishing equipment lost at sea.
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BBC Radio 5 Live
Available for over a year
Science In Action. The most powerful explosion ever recorded. Audio, 27 minutes
A celestial explosion has produced the brightest beam of light ever observed
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BBC World Service
Available for over a year
Government to examine chemical crab death study
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Tees
Posted
4 October 2022
The Climate Question. What do warmer waters mean for life below the waves? Audio, 27 minutes
Oceans are bearing the brunt of climate change
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BBC World Service
Available for over a year
Round-Britain rowers to collect pollution data. Video, 00:01:21
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Hampshire & Isle of Wight
Posted
11 June 2022