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An estimation of the microplastic flux during a major sediment management operation on the Upper Rhône River (France)

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Soline Lelay, Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Soline Lelay, Elie Dhivert, Brice Mourier Elie Dhivert, Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Brice Mourier Elie Dhivert, Brice Mourier Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Brice Mourier Elie Dhivert, Brice Mourier Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Thierry Frétaud, Thierry Frétaud, Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Brice Mourier Elie Dhivert, Elie Dhivert, Brice Mourier Brice Mourier Brice Mourier

Summary

This study estimated the amount of microplastics released during a large sediment management operation on the Upper Rhône River in France, showing that river engineering activities can mobilize substantial quantities of plastic pollution.