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Microplastics in Our Waterways, the Fish We Eat, in Our Blood and Reproductive Organs
Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America
2024
Pauline Chinn
Summary
Researchers documenting microplastic contamination in Hawaii found these particles present in local waterways and fish species, and detected them in human blood and reproductive organs, underscoring that even remote island ecosystems are not spared from global plastic pollution.
Body Systems
Hawaiʻi is a remote archipelago, not visited by outside nations until 1788. But...