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Marine & Wildlife
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Environmental contamination and climate change in Antarctic ecosystems: an updated overview
Environmental Science Advances
2024
49 citations
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Score: 70
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0–100 AI score estimating relevance to the microplastics field. Papers below 30 are filtered from public browse.
Roberto Bargagli
Roberto Bargagli
Roberto Bargagli
Roberto Bargagli
Roberto Bargagli
Emilia Rota,
Roberto Bargagli
Roberto Bargagli
Roberto Bargagli
Emilia Rota,
Emilia Rota,
Emilia Rota,
Emilia Rota,
Emilia Rota,
Emilia Rota,
Emilia Rota,
Emilia Rota,
Roberto Bargagli
Summary
This review provides an updated overview of environmental contamination and climate change impacts on Antarctic ecosystems. While brief, the topic is relevant to microplastic research because Antarctica, once considered pristine, has been found to contain microplastics, highlighting just how far-reaching global plastic pollution has become.
The review presents a complete update of previous reviews on the topics of environmental contamination, climate change and human impact on Antarctic ecosystems.
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