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Organized on 31st May, 2019.
This expert panel reflects on the arrival of plastics in the marine environment, consider how we got here and most importantly what we can do, with insights on a number of global projects and local innovations.
Marine Plastic Pollution – Sources, Forces and Courses of Action
Organized on 31st May, 2019.
This expert panel reflects on the arrival of plastics in the marine environment, consider how we got here and most importantly what we can do, with insights on a number of global projects and local innovations.
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