The Marshall Star for April 3, 2024
By Celine Smith
Source: nasa.gov
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Looking at the roughness of the ocean's surface could be a way to spot microplastics pollution from space, report researchers.
A new technique allows microplastics to be easily tracked from space using satellites, University of Michigan researchers have found.
Over a period of less than a year, "high concentrations" of microplastics formed in Australia's Top End and...
The animation shows a high microplastic concentration around the South China Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, as well as Central America's west coast.