Our oceans are in big trouble. For decades they've been soaking up the worst excesses of profligate human overconsumption, everything from heat energy and carbon dioxide to chemical run off and waste plastics. We've been using the deep blue seas as a global garbage bin, and now they're overflowing. A new report from the Copernicus Marine Service outlines just how serious the situation has become.

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