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Governing plastic pollution in the oceans: Institutional challenges and areas for action

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Year: 2020

Ferraro, G. and Failler, P., 2020. Governing plastic pollution in the oceans: Institutional challenges and areas for action. Environmental Science & Policy, 112, pp.453-460.

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The University of Portsmouth has started a revolution to tackle the damaging environmental and health impacts arising from #unsustainable #plastic

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19 Mar

This week on our A Plastic Revolution students explored creative responses to plastic pollution looking at Dr Tom Sykes and Dr Louis Netter's Coast of Waste film and new Coast of Teeth research project

https://vimeo.com/640706102

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15 Mar

GUEST BLOG: Single-use plastic at crime scenes – a criminal waste? By CSI Becci Henderson @UoPHumSS
https://www.fcn.police.uk/news/2023-03/single-use-plastic-crime-scenes-criminal-waste

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15 Mar

Early bird tickets to the #PlasticsFuture 2023 Conference are available until 28th April

Join our mission-driven conference, aiming to inspire new solutions to end #PlasticPollution, share global research and innovation, and forge future collaborations.

https://eventbrite.co.uk/e/plasticsfuture-2023-conference-a-forum-for-sustainable-transformation-tickets-360402071297

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