Environment
Scientists Determine Plastic Emissions in Water Using High-Resolution Mapping
The researchers generated a map where plastic emissions are shown all over Japan. The team explains that to prevent plastic wastes from accumulating, the source and means by which these wastes are generated must be known. The map is in high resolution with 1-kilometer grids.
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