Ocean plastics continue to impact some Arctic seabirds more than others, a new study finds
“It’s not about the fulmar; the fulmar is just the messenger.”
July 24, 2020
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Although it’s understood that plastics are in the Arctic and that some birds are more at risk of ingesting them, less is known about how this has changed over time.
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