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The Tightening Net of Marine Plastics Pollution

Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development, 1988
(1988). The Tightening Net of Marine Plastics Pollution. Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development: Vol. 30, No. 1, pp. 16-36.
Daniel Keith Conner, Robert O'dell
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Tracking the exposure of a pelagic seabird to marine plastic pollution

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2022
We aimed to describe how debris originated from coastal cities and fisheries circulates and accumulates along the Argentine continental shelf and its potential interaction with southern giant petrels (SGP, Macronectes giganteus). We used tracking data of 31 SGPs (adults and juveniles) from Patagonian colonies.
Blanco, Gabriela Silvina, Tonini, Mariano Hernan, Gallo, Luciana, Dell'Omo, Giacomo, Quintana, Flavio Roberto   +4 more
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Marine Plastic Pollution - Evidence Review

2022
This review has been prepared for the Defra Marine Litter Policy team in order to provide a summary of evidence of relevance to addressing marine plastic pollution. Whilst developing appropriate policy is a key challenge for this emerging issue, this review and associated workshop is primarily evidence, rather than policy driven.
Brighty, GB, Thompson, R
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Human Behaviour and Marine Plastic Pollution

2022
This chapter summarizes the human dimension in plastic pollution, with a particular focus on human behavior and its determinants. It reviews antecedents of behavior such as risk perception, motivation and social norms. The chapter presents the early results of a scoping review of recent behavior change interventions. Why individuals behave the way they
Nuojua, S., Cracknell, D., Pahl, Sabine
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Plastic Pollution Harms Marine Life

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2013
Marine creatures get a double whammy when they eat tiny bits of plastic that float in the ocean or accumulate in marine sediments. Damage happens when marine organisms eat the plastic, but they also consume toxic pollutants the plastics carry on their surfaces.
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Public Concern About, and Desire for Research Into, the Human Health Effects of Marine Plastic Pollution: Results From a 15-Country Survey Across Europe and Australia

Global Environmental Change, 2021
Bethany R. Roberts, Kelly Fielding, Theodoros Economou   +2 more
exaly  

Plastic Pollution and Marine Conservation

2022
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Marine organisms as bioindicators of plastic pollution

2022
Martina Orlando-Bonaca, Carlo Giacomo Avio, Giuseppe Bonanno   +2 more
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Indonesian Policy and Researches Toward 70% Reduction of Marine Plastic Pollution by 2025

Marine Policy, 2023
Zainal Arifin, Hiroaki Saito, Yulianto Suteja   +2 more
exaly  

Investigating the Knowledge and Attitude of the Greek Public Towards Marine Plastic Pollution and the EU Single-Use Plastics Directive

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2021
Anastasia Charitou, Anna Maria Addamo
exaly