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Gleb Zilberstein: "Our Waste Goes Through the Oceans Like the Galions of the 16th Century", an Idea Born One Evening on a Beach Invaded with Plastic

Plastic waste plates are superimposed on the roads of Columbus, Magellan and the galions of Manila, according to a note from the International Journal of Maritime History. Maritime archives would help predict their drift.
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Plastic waste plates are superimposed on the roads of Columbus, Magellan and the galions of Manila, according to a note from the International Journal of Maritime History. Maritime archives would help predict their drift.

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Science-et-vie.com broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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