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Saltwater Wedge Mapping In Ūawa

Saltwater Wedge Mapping In Ūawa
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Community Scoop » Saltwater Wedge Mapping In Ūawa

Community Scoop » Saltwater Wedge Mapping In Ūawa
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Microplastics Might Now Be Changing the Weather

Microplastics were found in clouds above mountains in China, and had bonded to chemicals including lead and mercury.

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Community Scoop » Inanga Monitoring Is Underway For Autumn, With A Great Start To The Season

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Microplastics Found in 75% of Fish Meant for Human Consumption: Is It Still Healthy to Eat Seafood?

A study shows that microplastics have been detected in 75% of fish that are meant for human consumption, raising doubts if eating seafood is still as healthy as previously established

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