Plastic production has experienced an exponential growth in the last decades, with a current production of more than 350 million tons of plastic worldwide. It is known that around 5 to 10% of this plastic ends up in the marine environment. Plastic marine pollution possesses a threat tomarine life, ecosystems, human health, and economy. In Peru, the biggest cities are located by the sea, which means a big risk of plastic waste entering the ocean, enhanced by an inefficient waste management. Therefore, the present research project assesses the presence, sources and impacts of plastic pollution in the Peruvian coast
Since 1950, the plastic production has increased radically from 1.5 to 280 million tons in 2012. The...
Since the beginning of the mass production in the 1940s, plastic has been manufactured in quickly in...
Plastic pollution (PP) is perpetual, persistent, and ubiquitous. Furthermore, it is a growing global...
Peru suffers from poor solid waste and coastal management, as well as evidenced plastic pollution in...
Plastic pollution in the ocean is a global environmental crisis with profound consequences for marin...
The human attachment to plastic has intensified recently due to its lightweight, versatility, low-co...
Plastic pollution is a global problem that poses a threat to coastal and marine ecosystems and human...
Plastic particles are emerging, ubiquitous contaminants and the pollution of the environment with pl...
The impact on the ecosystem generated by marine pollution is currently a major problem that alters t...
Macro- and microplastics are critical emerging pollutants found in marine and freshwater environment...
Plastic use and production have dramatically increased globally over the past 65 years with the impr...
Southeast Asia is considered to have some of the highest levels of marine plastic pollution in the w...
Plastics Production volumes have soared globally over the past 70 years. Rapid production and popula...
The presence, at sea, of large amounts of plastic and microplastics, which are sometimes invisible a...
The dependence on plastic materials for modern life has led to an increase of plastic waste in coast...
Since 1950, the plastic production has increased radically from 1.5 to 280 million tons in 2012. The...
Since the beginning of the mass production in the 1940s, plastic has been manufactured in quickly in...
Plastic pollution (PP) is perpetual, persistent, and ubiquitous. Furthermore, it is a growing global...
Peru suffers from poor solid waste and coastal management, as well as evidenced plastic pollution in...
Plastic pollution in the ocean is a global environmental crisis with profound consequences for marin...
The human attachment to plastic has intensified recently due to its lightweight, versatility, low-co...
Plastic pollution is a global problem that poses a threat to coastal and marine ecosystems and human...
Plastic particles are emerging, ubiquitous contaminants and the pollution of the environment with pl...
The impact on the ecosystem generated by marine pollution is currently a major problem that alters t...
Macro- and microplastics are critical emerging pollutants found in marine and freshwater environment...
Plastic use and production have dramatically increased globally over the past 65 years with the impr...
Southeast Asia is considered to have some of the highest levels of marine plastic pollution in the w...
Plastics Production volumes have soared globally over the past 70 years. Rapid production and popula...
The presence, at sea, of large amounts of plastic and microplastics, which are sometimes invisible a...
The dependence on plastic materials for modern life has led to an increase of plastic waste in coast...
Since 1950, the plastic production has increased radically from 1.5 to 280 million tons in 2012. The...
Since the beginning of the mass production in the 1940s, plastic has been manufactured in quickly in...
Plastic pollution (PP) is perpetual, persistent, and ubiquitous. Furthermore, it is a growing global...