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More plastic bags than fish? East Asia's new environmental threat/ Lina Gong

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GONG Lina

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In: RSIS Commentary No 062, 08 April 2019 (F31)Summary: Marine plastic pollution is the new environmental threat facing mankind. This is also afflicting East Asia where six countries are major pollutants. While some in the region have started tackling this new menace, more can be done by all.

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Marine plastic pollution is the new environmental threat facing mankind. This is also afflicting East Asia where six countries are major pollutants. While some in the region have started tackling this new menace, more can be done by all.

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