Plastic Debris
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Plastic Pollution: Scientists Drop Over 8,000 Items in Laboratory Rivers to Further Understand Impact of Plastic Waste
Plastic pollution is destroying river ecosystems, this is why researchers dumped litter into a fake river. Click to read more.
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Latest Research Articles
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Pacific Garbage Patch: Which Countries Are Responsible For the Debris?
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Plastic Pollution: US Government Finalizes Plan to Phase Out Single-Use Plastics in Public Spaces
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Plastic Recycling Without Limit is Now Possible by Activating Dormant Bonds [Study]
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Plastic Debris in Marine Animals Can Likely Harm Humans, Study Warns
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Ocean Plastic Can Be Destroyed by Bacteria and Our Sun [Study]
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Half a million Hermit Crabs Died Due To Plastics
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300 Billion Pieces of Trash: Garbage 'Hotspot' Found in the Arctic Ocean, Plastic Pollution More Grave Than Ever
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Oyster Sperm Affected By Plastic Beads
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Birds Chose 'Junk Food' Over Longer Winter Migration Travels
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Tricky Turtle Surgery: Veterinarians Safely Remove Fishing Hook From Oblong Turtle's Stomach
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Seven Sea Turtle Species Threatened By Plastic Pollution, New Study Shows
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Ocean and Rivers Take In More Microbeads from Creams?
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