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    Larval Fish are Eating Our Trash

    Mar 01, 2020 2 minutes
    by Jennifer Lynch, NIST and HPU CMDR, and Stephen Ward, HPU Communications

    new study on the Pacific Ocean’s floating trash indicates not only a significant accumulation of microplastics in the Hawaiian Islands, but also that larval fish are eating the debris. The research, conducted in partnership with Hawai‘i Pacific University’s Center for Marine Debris Research (CMDR), centered on waters

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