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Display titleHow Microplastics Threaten Marine Ecosystems and the Food Chain
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Page imageA handful of microplastics scooped from the coastal waters off Kamilo Point, Hawaii. Photo by Erica Cirino copy.jpg
Short descriptionMicroplastics are pervasive pollutants that accumulate in marine ecosystems and enter the human food chain.

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