In 2015, scientists released pink dye off California to mimic pollution; waves drove it nearly 8 miles a day, carrying the plume toward San Diego Bay

In 2015, scientists released pink dye off Southern California to mimic pollution. Waves pushed it north nearly 8 miles a day, and it thinned out fast.


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