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Microplastics are commonly defined as plastic debris ranging in size from 1 μm to 5 mm. They have been studied in marine and...
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The current environmental concern is that plastic debris, particularly microplastics, are ingested by aquatic biota, and...
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In August 2015, the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was commissioned by the Government to identify major...
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Microplastic particles (MPs) are fragments, fibres and other shapes derived from plastic polymers in the size range of 1–5...
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Misplaced plastics is an ongoing environmental problem. The breakdown of plastics into smaller pieces, microplastics, likely...
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The occurrence of microplastics in the environment has attracted attention in recent years. This is particularly evident in...
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Professor Usha Iyer-Raniga is at the School of Property and Construction Management at RMIT University. Usha is co-leading...
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Professor Usha Iyer-Raniga is at the School of Property and Construction Management at RMIT University. Usha is co-leading...
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Professor Usha Iyer-Raniga is at the School of Property and Construction Management at RMIT University. Usha is co-leading...
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Use plastic where it provides the most benefit: Plastic is of huge importance in contemporary society. We use plastic for...
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Professor Usha Iyer-Raniga is at the School of Property and Construction Management at RMIT University. Usha is co-leading...
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Professor Usha Iyer-Raniga is at the School of Property and Construction Management at RMIT University. Usha is co-leading...