Bottles, bags, ropes and toothbrushes: the struggle to track ocean plastics

Daniel Cressey

Nature, 2016, vol. 536, issue 7616, 263-265

Abstract: Scientists know that there is a colossal amount of plastic in the oceans. But they don’t know where it all is, what it looks like or what damage it does.

Date: 2016
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