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The Water Area Pollution Analysis of Peter the Great Bay (Sea of Japan) by Microplastic
Original title: The Water Area Pollution Analysis of Peter the Great Bay (sea of Japan) by Microplastic
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This Russian-language study analyzed microplastic pollution in the water area of Peter the Great Bay in the Sea of Japan, characterizing particle types and concentrations. The work contributes regional data on microplastic distribution in far eastern Russian coastal waters, an understudied area for pollution monitoring.
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