Mussels, lobsters and oysters: microplastic pollution finds way into 170 different types of Hong Kong seafood
An activist from the Greenpeace Science Unit displays a petri dish containing a sample of marine debris and zooplankton. Photo: Greenpeace
Mussels, lobsters and oysters: microplastic pollution finds way into 170 different types of Hong Kong seafood
Greenpeace notes that rates of tiny bits of plastic waste found in particular along Hong Kong’s western shores are among the highest in the world
Published: 5:15pm, 6 Jul, 2016
Updated: 11:58am, 9 Jul, 2016
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An activist from the Greenpeace Science Unit displays a petri dish containing a sample of marine debris and zooplankton. Photo: Greenpeace
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