Newfoundland beach blobs are plastic pollution, but source remains unknown: scientist
- A scientist identified that strange white blobs on Newfoundland beaches are made of polyvinyl acetate, a plastic commonly found in adhesives.
- Hilary Corlett, an Earth sciences specialist, collected samples from Arnold's Cove for testing.
- Researchers remain uncertain about the source of this plastic pollution despite knowing its composition.
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