Interesting! Removing (not all) plastics is tricky, but this are first steps to remove it from the Environment 🤟🏼 next studies need to work and validate on removing and recycling large quantities of waste (not just few grams)

(Considering that single-use plastic production should be banned and replaced by sustainable alternatives)

Hardly and tricky, but there are still some scientists working on it, from degradation by fungi or bacteria to the use of barriers for larger waste items. Let's see if scientists, policy, politicians and lifestyle will succeed to mitigate plastic pollution in the next years 🧐

Thanks for the #brainstorming sessions and field trip to such amazing locations. Good food everywhere! All perfect, glad for this! 🎉🤟🏼🏞️🔥

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Here is the link to the research: link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s12302-025-01065-1

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Actually not as I'm focusing more on indicators of microplastic pollution and macroplastic retention in freshwater and coastal habitats, but it's an important topic. Are you studying it?