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Microplastics vary over time near Indonesian seaweed farms and nearby
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Microplastics vary over time near Indonesian seaweed farms and nearby
Microplastics have become one of the most pervasive contaminants in the world’s oceans, and nowhere is the tension between marine food production and plastic pollution more visible than along the tropical coastlines of Indonesia, the planet’s second-largest producer of farmed seaweed. A new study from Takalar Waters on the southwestern tip of South Sulawesi has […]
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