1.6 Billion Disposable Masks Entered Our Oceans in 2020
COVID-19 hazard: 1.56 bn masks polluted oceans in 2020, claims study - BusinessToday
1.5 Billion Face Masks May Have Entered the Ocean in 2020 — Aquatic Life Institute
No Shortage Of Masks At The Beach - OCEANS ASIA
Your Used Mask Needs to Make It to the Trash Can - The New York Times
Repurposing face mask waste to construct floating photothermal evaporator for autonomous solar ocean farming - Guo - 2022 - EcoMat - Wiley Online Library
Surgical Masks on the Beach: COVID-19 and Marine Plastic Pollution | Oceanography
Washington Post: Used Masks Polluting California Coastal Waters | The Marine Mammal Center
The environmental toll of disposable masks | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Improper Disposal of Masks Is Contributing Greatly to Ocean Pollution – NBC 6 South Florida
Yes, disposable masks are made of plastic. And that's a problem. | Fix
Plastic pollution: Covid waste may result in "more masks than jellyfish" in the sea | CNN
New Study Pinpoints Likely Path of COVID-Related Plastic Waste in the Ocean
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Improperly discarded surgical masks threaten the marine ecosystem and food chain
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COVID-19 Facemasks & Marine Plastic Pollution - OCEANS ASIA
Covid waste: Conservationists warn that the coronavirus pandemic could spark a huge surge in ocean pollution - Oceanographic - Oceanographic
More masks than jellyfish': coronavirus waste ends up in ocean | Plastics | The Guardian
How face masks, gloves and other coronavirus waste is polluting our ocean | World Economic Forum
Single-use masks, coronavirus waste end up polluting ocean
More Masks Than Jellyfish': The devastating impact of PPE on marine life
1.56 Billion Face Masks Pollute Ocean in 2020
OTS Spectrum Full-Face Mask - Ocean Technology Systems
Did you know there are more masks than jellyfish in the ocean? — Lydia Bolton
