Explain how the term "Pacific Ocean garbage patch" is both meaningful and somewhat misleading.

The term "Pacific Ocean garbage patch" is misleading and meaningful because the term would make people want to reduce their waste in attempts to get rid of the "garbage patch" however the patches themselves aren't huge mounds of trash, instead they're scattered over the ocean surface.

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ahsan57900 ahsan57900 · Answer 2 · 2021-10-08T03:14:33+02:00

The term "Pacific Ocean garbage patch" is meaningful and misleading.

The term is misleading because the people think that the garbage patch are the huge size of garbage present in the pacific ocean but in reality it is a small sized garbage which is present in small amount that is floating in the ocean. It is meaningful because it describes the garbage in the ocean that pollutes the aquatic life so we can conclude that the term "Pacific Ocean garbage patch" is misleading as well as meaningful.

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