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By Kathryn Schulz · The New Yorker · May 2022
When Shipping Containers Sink in the Drink
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"We’ve supersized our capacity to ship stuff across the seas. What can we gather from the junk that washes up on shore? Kathryn Schulz on container-ship mishaps and “Adrift: The Curious Tale of the Lego Lost at Sea,” by Tracey Williams."

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