The increasing threats to ecosystems and humans from marine plastic pollution require a
comprehensive assessment. We present a plastisphere case study from Reunion Island, a …

Plastic wastes—including cigarette butts (CBs)—are dangerous for marine ecosystems not
only because they contain hazardous chemicals but also because they can finally turn into …

While scientists have been monitoring the movements and diving behaviour of sea turtles
using Argos platform terminal transmitters for decades, the precise navigational mechanisms …

Using seabirds as bioindicators of marine plastic pollution requires an understanding of how
the plastic retained in each species compares with that found in their environment. We show …

Microplastics (MPs) and artificial fibers (AFs) have been detected suspended tens of meters
above ground level in the atmosphere, yet empirical data on them remain scarce. This study …

Sea turtles face considerable risks from ingesting marine debris. They are primarily visual
feeders, so color may be important for identifying food suitability or enhancing prey …

Plastic waste is commonly littered in the environment due to insufficient waste management
practices. Mismanaged plastic waste may migrate and accumulate in terrestrial and aquatic …

Plastic waste may accumulates throughout the environment in several country due to
insufficient waste management practices. Mismanaged plastic waste may migrate and …