Review on invasion of microplastic in our ecosystem and implications - Minha Lee, Heejung Kim, Han-Sun Ryu, Jinah Moon, Naing Aung Khant, Chaerim Yu, Ji-Hee Yu, 2022
Marine Plastic Pollution - FINAL
Thermodynamic feasibility of shipboard conversion of marine plastics to blue diesel for self-powered ocean cleanup | PNAS
Plastic Pollution - Our World in Data
Bottles, bags, ropes and toothbrushes: the struggle to track ocean plastics | Nature
Production, use, and fate of all plastics ever made | Science Advances
Plastic Pollution - Our World in Data
Microbial communities on plastic particles in surface waters differ from subsurface waters of the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre - ScienceDirect
Production, use, and fate of all plastics ever made | Science Advances
Marine Plastic Pollution - FINAL
Plastic Pollution - Our World in Data
SOURCES, AMOUNTS & PATHWAYS OF PLASTICS ENTERING THE GLOBAL OCEAN
Bottles, bags, ropes and toothbrushes: the struggle to track ocean plastics | Nature
Team:Harvard BioDesign/Description - 2016.igem.org
The paradox of constant oceanic plastic debris: evidence for evolved microbial biodegradation?
Biodegradation of renewable polyurethane foams in marine environments occurs through depolymerization by marine microorganisms - ScienceDirect
Sustainability | Free Full-Text | Mechanical Properties of Cement-Based Materials with Recycled Plastic: A Review
The paradox of constant oceanic plastic debris: evidence for evolved microbial biodegradation?
Biodegradation of renewable polyurethane foams in marine environments occurs through depolymerization by marine microorganisms - ScienceDirect
Full article: Microplastic ingestion alters the expression of some sexually selected traits in a model fish guppy (Poecilia reticulata Peters 1859)
The paradox of constant oceanic plastic debris: evidence for evolved microbial biodegradation?
PDF) Plastic pollution: A focus on freshwater biodiversity
Anthropogenic litter in marine waters and coastlines of Arctic Canada and West Greenland - ScienceDirect
The deep sea is a major sink for microplastic debris | Royal Society Open Science
