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Apples to oranges? Scientists are having a hard time comparing their research findings on marine plastic

There is no standard method for analysing plastic pollution in the oceans – and no agreement on how much standardization is needed

By GRID-Arendal

March 5^th, 2021

Footnotes Header photo: Ice blocks falling from a glacier front in Svalbard. By Peter Prokosch, GRID-Arendal.

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Out of the river, into our pockets

Project to reduce plastics in Kathmandu rivers by strengthening the informal sector inaugurates its plastics recycling facility

How did industrial pollution transform Abu Qir Bay into an economic weakness point?

Guarding the oceans

GRID-Arendal staff attends Large Marine Ecosystems Consultation Meeting in Paris, kickstarting two projects to improve ocean governance and management.

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Plastics on the Peak: Eliminating releases of plastic waste in mountainous regions

Webinar brings together experts from member states of the High Ambition Coalition to End Plastic Pollution

Generation Z of Cherán

This is what it is like to grow up with a Purépecha self-government and taking care of the forest

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