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  • Microplastics may be accumulating rapidly in endangered Galápagos penguins’ food web
    February 7, 2024

    Microplastics may be accumulating rapidly in endangered Galápagos penguins’ food web

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  • Ocean can transport microplastics into the atmosphere.
    December 20, 2023

    Ocean can transport microplastics into the atmosphere.

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  • Microplastics infiltrate all systems of body, cause behavioral changes
    December 6, 2023

    Microplastics infiltrate all systems of body, cause behavioral changes

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  • How old is that microplastic? A new way to estimate the age of microplastics in the upper ocean
    May 20, 2023

    How old is that microplastic? A new way to estimate the age of microplastics in the upper ocean

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  • Are we breathing airborne microplastics; the exposure lurking inside our homes?
    January 18, 2023

    Are we breathing airborne microplastics; the exposure lurking inside our homes?

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  • Microplastics find their way into the food chain.
    April 28, 2022

    Microplastics find their way into the food chain.

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  • Dangerous plastics: Ingestion of microplastics can trigger evolutionary changes.
    April 19, 2022

    Dangerous plastics: Ingestion of microplastics can trigger evolutionary changes.

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  • The global “plastic flood” reaches the Arctic
    April 12, 2022

    The global “plastic flood” reaches the Arctic

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  • EXPEDITIONS: Jumping into the weeds (or reefs) for science.
    September 23, 2021

    EXPEDITIONS: Jumping into the weeds (or reefs) for science.

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  • Scientists use NASA data to track microplastics in the ocean.
    June 30, 2021

    Scientists use NASA data to track microplastics in the ocean.

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