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Fate and effects of microplastics, nanoplastics and additives resulting from the degradation of fishing gear during their life cycle. Study in the Bay of Biscay
The fishing industry, which is an essential socio-economic sector, may contribute to marine pollution due to the use of plastic fishing gear (FG). However, scientific studies on how plastic FG contribute to the global oceanic pollution of microplastics (MPs), nanoplastics (NPs) and plastic chemicals
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