Scientific research over the past decade has demonstrated that plastic in our oceans has
detrimental consequences for marine life at all trophic levels. As countries negotiate an …

This review article provides an account of coastal and marine bird species contaminated
with plastics in light of ingestion, taxonomy, feeding clusters, types, shapes, colours and …

Marine plastic pollution is an emerging global threat for biodiversity. Plastic ingestion is one
of the most typical and studied consequences with petrels being a particularly vulnerable …

Rapid growth in bio-logging—the use of animal-borne electronic tags to document the
movements, behaviour, physiology and environments of wildlife—offers opportunities to …

Despite growing concern about the large amounts of waste plastic in marine ecosystems,
evidence of an increase in the amount of floating plastic at sea has been mixed. Both at-sea …

The photooxidative degradation and fragmentation behaviors of isotactic polypropylene (it
PP) were simulated in laboratory after various postconditions, such as quenching, gradual …

Marine plastic pollution is well described by bioindicator species in temperate and polar
regions but remains understudied in tropical oceans. We addressed this gap by evaluating …

Plastic pollution is overflowing in rivers. A limited understanding of the physics of plastic
transport in rivers hinders monitoring, the prediction of plastic fate and restricts the …

Microfibers are one of the most widespread, persistent, and increasingly common pollutants
in wastewater accounting for 85% of global shoreline pollution, and are found in 54% of …

Accurate assessments of human-wildlife risk associated with industrial fishing are critical for
the conservation of marine top predators. Automatic Identification System (AIS) data provide …