Sea life can get sucked into desalination plants,
killing small ocean creatures like baby fish and plankton, upsetting the food chain.
Not exact matches
In October of 1990 a very
small asteroid struck the Pacific
Ocean with a blast about the size of the atomic bomb that leveled Hiroshima,
killing roughly thousands of people in seconds.
Ancient,
small sharks survived an event that
killed off most large
ocean species 250 million years ago.
He had lived in an apartment with books touching the ceilings, and rugs thick enough to hide dice; then in a room and a half with dirt floors; on forest floors, under unconcerned stars; under the floorboards of a Christian who, half a world and three - quarters of a century away, would have a tree planted to commemorate his righteousness; in a hole for so many days his knees would never wholly unbend; among Gypsies and partisans and half - decent Poles; in transit, refugee, and displaced persons camps; on a boat with a bottle with a boat that an insomniac agnostic had miraculously constructed inside it; on the other side of an
ocean he would never wholly cross; above half a dozen grocery stores he
killed himself fixing up and selling for
small profits; beside a woman who rechecked the locks until she broke them, and died of old age at forty - two...
It's a great goal, and the problem of plastics in our
ocean is no
small matter — it
kills marine animals and has worked its way into the food chain.