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Plastics in the Marine environment Microplastics have spread across the entire globe, reaching even the most pristine of environments. Sea to Sky will provide research opportunities along the coast of western and southern Iceland. Small enough to be carried by oceanic currents, and resistant to chemically breaking down, microplastics could be considered an anthropocene sediment […]https://umaine.edu/sea-to-sky/wp-content/uploads/sites/687/2025/04/microplastic-min.jpg612408