Since November 2020, the microSEAP project has united experts from the UK, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam to study the effects of plastic pollution on mangroves, coral reefs, and beaches. Extensive research has been conducted in these countries, all severely affected by plastic waste in the South China Sea.
It was highlighted that the project has succeeded in providing a comprehensive understanding of plastic pollution's impact. This week's workshops will develop actionable solutions, including policy changes, economic strategies, and new technologies. A key focus will be on how marine bacteria degrade microplastics using advanced FIB SEM techniques.
The insights from the SEAP Programme will help policymakers and marine managers in South East Asia mitigate environmental damage from marine plastics. The microSEAP project is funded by the UK’s Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) with support from the UK Government and the Singapore National Research Foundation.
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Post time: Jun-04-2024
