Migration and sustainability By Dr. Jailson Moura Plastic debris has become a major problem for the sustainability of the global ocean. The world is producing more plastic than ever before, and a significant portion of it is ending up in the ocean. This plastic waste is having a devastating impact on marine ecosystems, as well as on the people and communities that depend on the ocean for their livelihoods. Plastic debris in the ocean is not only unsightly, but it also poses a serious threat to marine life. Many marine animals mistake plastic debris for food, which can lead to choking, suffocation, and starvation. Plastic debris can also entangle marine animals, causing injury, infection, and death. Furthermore, plastic debris can release harmful chemicals into the water, which can harm marine life and even contaminate the seafood that we consume. The problem of plastic debris in the ocean is a complex one, and it requires a multifaceted solution. Governments, businesses, and individual