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Occurrence, biotic interactions, and ecotoxicological impacts of microplastics in the East African coastal environment: Insights and research priorities from the MICROMARINE Project.
Microplastic pollution is an emerging concern in East African coastal systems, yet the region remains underrepresented in global assessments. This paper synthesises findings from the MICROMARINE project and other regional studies to evaluate (i) environmental occurrence, (ii) biotic interactions, an
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