microplastics
Researchers Confirm: Microplastics Found in Florida's Birds of Prey
The inevitable has happened: microplastics have now found their way to Florida's Birds of Prey. This finding is unfortunate and significant as birds of prey are yardsticks of a functioning ecosystem.
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Microplastics Discovered in Clams, Oysters in Oregon
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Vehicle Tires Are Responsible For Microplastics—Studies
Patagonia Admits There's a Problem in Microfibers -- Are Synthethic Clothes the Biggest Unknown Environmental Issue?
CONFIRMED: Plastic Pollution Affects Deep Sea Animals
Young Fish Now Prefers Eating Plastic Over Real Food, Study Finds
We Could Be Inhaling Microplastics, Scientists Warn
Plastic Pollution Impacts Oyster Reproduction, Researchers Say
Sea Turtles Threatened By Plastic Pollution, Researchers Say
Ocean Pollution: 8 Trillion Microbeads a Day from US
Marine Waste: Cleanser Can Release 100,000 Micro-Beads
Puffins Eating Plastic? Pellets Threaten the Isle of May
Great Barrier Reef Corals Eat Microplastics
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