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Riverine Macroplastics and How to Find Them
2020<p>Macroplastic (>0.5 cm) pollution in aquatic environments is an emerging environmental risk, as it negatively impacts ecosystems, endangers aquatic species, and causes economic damage. Rivers are known to play a crucial role in transporting land-based plastic waste into the world&#8217;s oceans.
Tim van Emmerik, Anna Schwarz
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Microplasticity and Macroplasticity
Materials Science Forum, 1993Bing Ye Xu, Quan Lin Jin
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Detached groynes impact on macroplastic transport
Experiments in laboratory channel were conducted in order to investigate the behavior of macroplastic particles in form of cut polypropylene cups flowing through a channel with groynes on one side. In the first scenario groynes were attached to the flume’s wall.Ł. Przyborowski, G. Gilja, M. Valyrakis
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The unknown fate of macroplastic in mountain rivers
Science of the Total Environment, 2023Florin-Constantin MIHAI, Maciej Liro
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Generation and Management of Macroplastic Waste
2022Manisha K. Sangale +4 more
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Temporal stability of macroplastic on Dutch riverbanks
Is the distribution of macroplastic along rivers stable over time? Rivers transport and accumulate macroplastic litter, and large amounts of macroplastic are deposited on riverbanks. It seems there are factors and variables linked to macroplastic deposition at a specific location, e.g. riparian vegetation or population density.Rahel Hauk +3 more
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Macroplastics Pollution in the Marine Environment
2019Luís Gabriel A. Barboza +5 more
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