The Many Fates of Plastic Debris in the Ocean
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Presented by Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Florida Atlantic University In just six decades, plastic has become one of the most common forms of marine debris—and a growing threat to ocean health. Its durability makes plastic useful in everyday life, but also allows it to persist and become part of marine environments. This informative lecture explores what happens to plastic once it enters the ocean. How does the marine environment respond? How do scientists track the breakdown of plastic polymers? And how can research help inform policymakers and the public? Join OLLI at FAU for an enlightening look at the science behind marine plastic pollution and the challenges of addressing this growing environmental issue. Learn More & Register: OLLI at FAU 561-297-3185
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5353 Parkside Drive, Jupiter, FL 33458, Jupiter, FL
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