Hong Kong study finds hungry fish creating microplastics at faster rate than previously thought
2020-08-10 01:00
Sea animals could be chewing on ocean plastic waste and creating microplastics at a faster rate than previously thought, a Hong Kong researcher has found.Dr Cheung Siu-gin, an associate professor at City University, made the discovery as he was collecting the…
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