Coke Knew Their Plastic Would Trash the Planet… And Did It Anyway
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More Than 170tn Plastic Particles Afloat in Oceans, Say Scientists
Helena Horton 2023
Plastic Justice: Reflecting on the Link Between Microplastics, Climate Emergency and Decolonisation
Annika Loebig 2022
Matter Out of Place
Nikolaus Geyrhalter 2022Whales Ingest Millions of Microplastic Particles a Day, Study Finds
Damian Carrington 2022
Citizen Science – Do Biodegradable Plastics Actually Biodegrade?
BBC Inside Science report - scroll to 18:40
Scientists Unveil Bionic Robo-Fish to Remove Microplastics From Seas
Sofia Quaglia 2022
Microplastics in Sewage: A Toxic Combination That Is Poisoning Our Land
George Monbiot 2022
Bottles, Cans, Batteries: Octopuses Found Using Litter on Seabed
Linda Geddes 2022
Scientists Discover Method to Break Down Plastic in Days, Not Centuries
Audrey Carleton 2022
Rush of Lawsuits Over Plastic Waste Expected After ‘Historic’ Deal
Isabella Kaminski 2022
Microplastics Found Deep in Lungs of Living People for First Time
Damian Carrington 2022
Microplastics From European Rivers Spreading to Arctic Seas, Research Shows
Helena Horton 2022
World Leaders Agree to Draw Up ‘Historic’ Treaty on Plastic Waste
Karen McVeigh 2022
Nanoplastic Pollution Found at Both of Earth’s Poles for First Time
Damian Carrington 2022
The Story of Plastic
Pale Blue Dot Media 2020
Welcome to the ‘Plastisphere’: The Synthetic Ecosystem Evolving at Sea
Russell Thomas 2021
Nurdles: The Worst Toxic Waste You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
Karen McVeigh 2021
Ocean-Clogging Microplastics Also Pollute the Air, Study Finds
Liam Stack 2019
What Are the Raw Materials in Your iPhone, Starbucks Cup and Bike?
Peter-Astrid Kane 2021
Capitalism Is Killing the Planet – It’s Time to Stop Buying Into Our Own Destruction
George Monbiot 2021
‘I Wash All My Food Like Crazy’: Scientists Voice Concern About Nanoparticles
Mićo Tatalović 2019
‘It Comes From Bacteria, and Goes Back to Bacteria’: The Future of Plastic Alternatives
Laura Paddison 2021
Views From the Plastisphere: A Preface to Post-Rock Architecture
Meredith Miller 2016
An Anthropogenic Marker Horizon in the Future Rock Record
Patricia L. Corcoran, Charles J. Moore and Kelly Jazvac 2013
The Ocean Plastic Pollution Challenge: Towards Solutions in the UK
Erik Van Sebille, Charikleia Spathi and Alyssa Gilbert 2016
The New Plastics Economy — Rethinking the Future of Plastics
Ellen MacArthur Foundation 2016
The ‘Great Pacific Garbage Patch’ Is Ballooning, 87,000 Tons of Plastic and Counting
Livia Albeck-Ripka 2018
Microplastics Find Their Way Into Your Gut, a Pilot Study Finds
Douglas Quenqua 2018
Study Suggests Bacteria in Cow’s Stomach Can Break Down Plastic
Natalie Grover 2021
Scientists Find Way to Remove Polluting Microplastics With Bacteria
Sofia Quaglia 2021
Magnets, Vacuums and Tiny Nets: The New Fight Against Microplastics
Adrienne Matei 2021
Dumped Fishing Gear Is Biggest Plastic Polluter in Ocean, Finds Report
Sandra Laville 2019
Designing Regenerative Cultures
Daniel Christian Wahl 2016
How to Give Up Plastic: Simple Steps to Living Consciously on our Blue Planet
Will McCallum 2019
Plastic Pollution in Sediment: A Powerful Icon of Human Impact
Patricia Corcoran 2021Out of the Blue? Juxtapositions of Extraction and Liquid Superstructures
David Muñoz-Alcántara 2021
Hyperobjects: Philosophy and Ecology After the End of the World
Timothy Morton 2013
Living Earth – Field Notes from the Dark Ecology Project 2014–2016
Robert Young 2016
Against the Anthropocene – Visual Culture and Environment Today
T.J. Demos 2017
Oceans: The Mystery of the Missing Plastic
Vincent Perazio 2016
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Effects of Micro-Plastics in the Environment
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Effects of Micro-Plastics on Human Health
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Micro-Plastic related work done by companies and industries
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Micro-Plastic related work done by activists and NGOs
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Micro-Plastic related work done by local authorities and policy makers
Interview with Isabel Ordóñez and Raul Goñi from Plastic Justice Project
Elisava Research 2021