Study shows microplastics can migrate to whale and dolphin tissue
New research indicates that microplastics don’t just get ingested into marine mammal’s digestive tracts, but can migrate into their tissue.
Read moreNew research indicates that microplastics don’t just get ingested into marine mammal’s digestive tracts, but can migrate into their tissue.
Read moreArctic ice algae has been found to contain ten times more microplastics than surrounding sea water, something that could impact
Read moreChelsea Rochman wasn’t surprised when her research cruise through Canada’s Eastern Arctic showed tiny plastic shards and other human debris
Read moreA citizens’ initiative proposing that Finland ban the importation, production and sale of cosmetics containing microplastics has received the 50,000
Read moreNow, concentrations of plastics are comparable or even higher in the Arctic than in more industrialized and urban areas, a
Read moreThe amount of microplastics found in blue mussels on Norway’s Barents Sea coast near the border to Russia is more
Read moreA Danish-German study has found that the amount of microplastic components has not increased in the Baltic Sea over the
Read moreThe amount of trash littering the bottom of the Arctic Ocean continues to dramatically increase despite the region’s relative remoteness
Read moreMicroplastics are tiny bits of plastic that are increasingly floating in oceans and lakes around the world, and scientists are
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