Titlebook: Mare Plasticum - The Plastic Sea; Combatting Plastic P Marilena Streit-Bianchi,Margarita Cimadevila,Wolfg Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzer

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Erik R. Zettler,Linda A. Amaral-Zettlerelement study is used to evaluate the proposed model, which is shown to provide a good fit (root-mean-square deviation 0.2636?mm for 4-segment case). The results show that both 3-segment and 4-segment designs are able to achieve deformation in all directions, however the magnitude of deformation is

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A Brief History of Plastics,ide of plastic waste. This suggests that changes and improvements in waste management strategies need to be supplemented with serious source reduction efforts in order to make our use of plastic more sustainable.

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,Polarquest 2018 Expedition: Plastic Debris at 82°07’ North,cean parallel to growing interest in plastic in the ocean. The number of clean-ups and microplastic surveys are likely to increase as well and Polarquest 2018 was the first expedition of this kind to reach and sample beyond 82° N.