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Holly Bamford, Director of NOAA’s Marine Debris Program, gives an introduction to marine debris and NOAA's plan to combat it.

Holly Bamford discusses the causes of marine debris and its impact on human health.

Holly Bamford discuses the causes of marine debris and how NOAA is going to clean it up.

Holly Bamford goes over the environmental impact of marine debris.

Holly Bamford talks about the creation of programs to update the study of marine debris.

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Selling the blue sky.
The market for greenhouse gas emissions is a bazaar - dependent entirely on government regulation - selling various types of pollution. But can it reduce emissions? The answer so far: Not yet. Second of three parts.
Satellite pollution data has surprises.
Air pollution over the Indian subcontinent shows some surprising seasonal changes, say U.S. scientists analyzing 10 years of satellite data. During the monsoon season, rains wash some of the dust and soot from the air, but other man-made pollutants continue to build up.