Israel's coastline contaminated by 2 tons of microplastics
Beaches of Tel Aviv and Hadera are the most polluted with microplastics from food packaging, single-use plastic and fishing nets, according to alarming new research.
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Beaches of Tel Aviv and Hadera are the most polluted with microplastics from food packaging, single-use plastic and fishing nets, according to alarming new research.
Tel Aviv University researchers warn of 'inevitable' exposure to tiny particles, the most polluted beaches being Tel Aviv and Hadera; The sources of the plastic pollution in Israel include food packaging, single-use plastic products and fishing nets
Israel's coastline is contaminated with over two tons of microplastics. The most polluted beaches in Israel are in Hadera and Tel Aviv.
Israel's coastline contaminated with over 2 million tons of microplastics, Tel Aviv University study reveals - Click the link for more details
Tel Aviv and Hadera beaches are found to be most polluted out of six tested, likely because they are close to streams, say Tel Aviv University scientists in new study