algae
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Plastic Waste in Freshwater Lakes Turned Into Colonies of Freshwater Algae
New research found that plastic pollution in freshwater such as lakes provides habitat for microscopic algae in a matter of just two weeks. Researchers from University of Nottingham explored impacts of plastic waste on colonies of algae within freshwater ecosystems.
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