May 2024 |
Balancing the Deep Ocean Plastics Budget (Eos, Bill Morris) |
Dec 2022 |
Recycle mate app – this one isn’t a CSIRO project but we think it’s great so wanted to share! |
Oct 2022 |
How Australia is seeing a ‘big shift’ on plastic waste. (BBC) |
Oct 2022 |
‘Astounding’ amount of fishing gear lost in ocean each year.(American Association for the Advancement of Science) |
Oct 2022 |
The secrets being revealed by ocean garbage patches.(BBC) |
Aug 2022 |
This is the secret behind Australia’s massive beach clean-up.(World Economics Forum) |
June 2022 |
Less plastic pollution in Australia(The Guardian)
(The New Daily) |
Apr 2022 |
Microplastics in human blood and lungs(The SeaCleaners) |
Dec 2021 |
Marine debris in India(ABC News) |
Oct 2021 |
Are microplastics making us sick?(The Australian) |
Oct 2021 |
Citizen scientists contribute to environmental research(Fish Focus) |
Feb 2021 |
Meet Dr Denise Hardesty!(Twitter) |
Feb 2021 |
The effects of single-use plastic on albatross
(The Examiner) |
Oct 2020 |
Our discovery of over 14 million on tonne of microplastics in the world’s oceans
The New York Times
CNN |
Aug 2020 |
Leading researcher Dr Denise Hardesty talks plastic pollution and waste management solutions
(Zero Waste Countdown podcast) |
Aug 2020 |
An app to map plastic pollution
(ABC Breakfast, Hobart (Timecode: 1:44:15) |
June 2020 |
CSIRO and Microsoft to use AI to tackle man-made environmental problems
(ZDNet) |
May 2020 |
Asia’s plastic-polluted rivers pose a problem for Australia. So scientists are turning to drones.
(ABC news) |
March 2020 |
The Conversation article – For decades, scientists puzzled over the plastic ‘missing’ from our oceans – but now it’s been found
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Jan 2020 |
Science-Based Solutions to Plastic Pollution
(One Earth) |
Dec 2019 |
Chinese documentary on marine plastic featuring Lauren
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Sept 2019 |
Quarter of world’s commercial fishing lines lost or abandoned, study finds
(ABC news) |
May 2019 |
Tiny plastic trash killing seabirds: study(SBS News) |
Mar 2019 |
Balloons found to be deadliest marine plastic for seabirds(ABC News)
Balloons play an outsize role in seabird deaths
(The Wildlife Society) |
Sep 2018 |
How much plastic does it take to kill a turtle? (Australian Academy of Science video) |
Sep 2018 |
Sea turtles that eat 14 pieces of plastic have 50 per cent chance of dying, CSIRO study finds
(ABC News) |
Sep 2018 |
How much plastic does it take to kill a turtle? Typically just 14 pieces(The Conversation) |
Apr 2018 |
‘Plastic is literally everywhere’: the epidemic attacking Australia’s oceans(The Guardian) |
Feb 2018 |
Deposit schemes reduce containers in the ocean by 40%(The Conversation) |
Oct 2017 |
Plastic bottles, toothbrushes, chip bags make up huge floating garbage site in Caribbean(ABC News) |
Mar 2017 |
Plastic pollution toll on wildlife expected to rise to 95 per cent, G20 to hear(Sydney Morning Herald) |
Mar 2017 |
Tasmanian beaches have more glass rubbish than plastic, study finds
(ABC News) |
Dec 2016 |
Half of all seabirds along south-east Queensland coast have plastic in stomachs: CSIRO(ABC News) |
Oct 2016 |
Research reveals socio-economics influence rubbish levels in Australia(Sydney Morning Herald) |
Sep 2016 |
UQ study examines seabird stomachs, finds lots of plastic, balloons(Brisbane Times) |
Sep 2016 |
Lower-income neighbourhoods have bigger litter problems, CSIRO research reveals(ABC Online) |
Jul 2016 |
To kill a seabird – Does plastic actually kill?(NZ Herald) |
Feb 2016 |
FactCheck: do Australians with an average seafood diet ingest 11,000 pieces of plastic a year?(The Conversation) |
Sep 2015 |
Seabirds are eating plastic litter in our oceans – but not only where you’d expect(The Conversation) |
Aug 2015 |
Plastics in seabirds: A pervasive and growing problem that requires global action(National Geographic) |
Feb 2015 |
Eight million tonnes of plastic are going into the ocean each year(The Conversation) |
Jan 2013 |
Ghostnets fish on: marine rubbish threatens northern Australian turtles(The Conversation) |
Aug 2011 |
Marine debris: biodiversity impacts and potential solutions(The Conversation) |