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Melissa Forsyth

Melissa Forsyth

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Host, CHKX-FM (Hamilton, ON)

Canada, Hamilton

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Immigration , Environment , Indigenous Affairs , Nevada Legislature

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Total articles 7

  • Watch: Counting All Plastic Ever Produced

    By Melissa Forsyth| Oceana Verified Plastics have only been mass-produced since around 1950. Even so, it's hard to imagine a world without plastic packaging. Just how much plastic has ever been produced? A staggering 18 trillion pounds. While we can't undo that production, we can limit more plastic from being made and ending up in our oceans. Be an ocean hero. Donate to Oceana today

    By Melissa Forsyth · Oceana

    Jun. 26, 2019

  • Watch: Orcas are dying in the Pacific Northwest. Here's why

    By Melissa Forsyth| Oceana Verified Orcas are icons of the Pacific Northwest, but one population that frequents Washington's Salish Sea is struggling to survive. The group, called southern residents, made national headlines this summer when a newborn calf died, and its mother carried the body for 17 days in apparent grief. A month later, a young female disappeared and is now presumed dead, reducing the endangered population to just 74 whales. Watch here to learn what sets southern residents apart, and why they're in decline.

    By Melissa Forsyth · Oceana

    Nov. 09, 2018

  • Watch: Counting All Plastic Ever Produced

    By Melissa Forsyth| Oceana Verified Plastics have only been mass-produced since around 1950. Even so, it's hard to imagine a world without plastic packaging. Just how much plastic has ever been produced? A staggering 18 trillion pounds. While we can't undo that production, we can limit more plastic from being made and ending up in our oceans. Be an ocean hero. Donate to Oceana today

    By Melissa Forsyth · Oceana

    Jun. 26, 2019

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CHKX-FM (Hamilton, ON)