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#Marine plastic

Evolutionary ‘trap’ leading young sea turtles to ingest plastic, study says

The Guardian, Other, 02/08/2021, Nicola Davis Researchers find fragments in innards of species that have adapted to develop in open […]

Much of ocean plastic ends up in an unlikely place: back on land

Big News Network, Other, 08/06/2021 You’ve probably heard that our oceans have become a plastic soup. […] This article was […]

‘Rubbish Season’ gets underway in Bali: Plastic covers beaches in what is now becoming an annual event blamed on ocean pollution and monsoons

Daily Mail, Other, 19/01/2021, Sophie Tanno ‘Rubbish season’ is underway in Bali as plastic covers the country’s beaches in what […]

Plastic bags and food packages killing Australia’s marine animals

ABC Online, Other, 14/12/2020, David Robertson A sperm whale with 135 different plastic items in its stomach, mostly soft plastic […]

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