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Dynamic Shifts of Heavy Metals During Mixed Leaf Litter Decomposition in a Subtropical Mangrove. [PDF]

Plants (Basel)
Xu X, Wan Y, Lu Z, Li D, Ma L.
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Plastic pollution in the Amazon: The first comprehensive and structured scoping review. [PDF]

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de Melo JF, Tregidgo D, Jesus A, Orellana JDY.   +3 more
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Linking bacterial life-history strategies and diversity to litter decomposition dynamics in a dry-hot valley area. [PDF]

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Yang T, Shi C, Chang E, Zhou Y, Li P, Liu Q, Zhang X, Pang J.   +7 more
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Litter in coastal and marine environments

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2022
Litter is one of the most pervasive and fastest-growing anthropogenic alterations of the World's coasts and oceans. Along with climate change, litter has been identified as one of humankind's most critical environmental problems that demand urgent solutions.
Nelson, Rangel-Buitrago, Allan T, Williams, William J, Neal, Adriana, Gracia C, Anton, Micallef   +4 more
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Marine Litter Manager manual

2022
Marine Litter Manager (MLM) is a Python data formatting tool that can be used to generate EMODnet beach litter format and EMODnet seafloor trawlings litter format. This manual describe how to install and use it.
Vinci, Matteo, Altenburger, Alessandro, Jack, Maria Eugenia Molina, Partescano, Elena Concetta, Giorgetti, Alessandra   +4 more
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Marine litter prediction by artificial intelligence

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2004
Artificial intelligence techniques of neural network and fuzzy systems were applied as alternative methods to determine beach litter grading, based on litter surveys of the Antalya coastline (the Turkish Riviera). Litter measurements were categorized and assessed by artificial intelligence techniques, which lead to a new litter categorization system ...
Ergin, A, Williams, AT, Koc, L, BALAS, CAN ELMAR   +3 more
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Economic instruments and marine litter control

Ocean & Coastal Management, 2014
This paper provides a comprehensive up-to-date review of the literature on the economic instruments that can reduce marine litter. We assess their cost of implementation, level of effectiveness as well as indirect environmental and socio-economic effects (externalities) that may arise as a result of their implementation.
Frans Oosterhuis, Elissaios Papyrakis, Benjamin Boteler   +2 more
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Plastic in Marine Litter

2018
Anthropogenic litter is found in marine environments from the beach, beach sediment and surface water to the seafloor. Plastic can persist and accumulate in the marine environment for a long period because of its light weight and degradation-resistant properties.
Li Wai Chin, Tse Hin Fung
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iMagine Marine Litter Assessment

Presentation about the Marine Litter Identification Service delivered as part of the iMagine webinar series (08/05/2025)
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