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Editorial: (Micro)Plastics and the environment
Environmental Sciences Europe2014
27 citations
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Henner Hollert
Wagner, Martin,
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Wagner, Martin,
Magnus Engwall,
Wagner, Martin,
Magnus Engwall,
Wagner, Martin,
Henner Hollert
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Wagner, Martin,
Magnus Engwall,
Wagner, Martin,
Wagner, Martin,
Henner Hollert
Wagner, Martin,
Wagner, Martin,
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Henner Hollert
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Magnus Engwall,
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Henner Hollert
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Wagner, Martin,
Wagner, Martin,
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Magnus Engwall,
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Henner Hollert
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Wagner, Martin,
Magnus Engwall,
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Wagner, Martin,
Magnus Engwall,
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Wagner, Martin,
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Henner Hollert
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Magnus Engwall,
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Wagner, Martin,
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Wagner, Martin,
Wagner, Martin,
Wagner, Martin,
Henner Hollert
Wagner, Martin,
Magnus Engwall,
Wagner, Martin,
Wagner, Martin,
Magnus Engwall,
Henner Hollert
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Wagner, Martin,
Wagner, Martin,
Henner Hollert
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Magnus Engwall,
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Summary
This editorial introduces a research focus on microplastics and plastics in aquatic environments, highlighting gaps in knowledge about their abundance and toxicity especially in freshwater systems. It calls for more research to establish the extent and consequences of plastic pollution beyond the well-studied marine environment.
Study Type
Environmental
(Micro)Plastics in the aquatic environment are an issue of emerging concern. However, to date, there is considerable lack of knowledge on the abundance and toxicity of plastic debris in aquatic ecosystems, especially with regard to the freshwater situation. In this editorial, we briefly discuss important aspects of the research on environmental (micro)plastics to stimulate research and call for papers.