This was a good documentary on sea plastic and the ocean garbage patch.
Some people don't like Vice, some do. I thought it was good. A big problem people seem to be realizing is that the plastic is so small now, microns, that nets still leave a large percentage of the plastic behind, and the pieces are so small that they are being ingested and bio-accumulating plasticizers and whatever else is in ocean organisms. Yay depressing documentaries about how terrible humans are.
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