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Educator Resources: Microplastics

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Educator Resources: Where are those microplastics coming from and going?

Interactive Data Story: Where are those microplastics coming from and going?

Related Lessons

  • #7: Micro-Plastic Investigation in An Educator’s Guide to Marine Debris (by North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA) and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA))
  • Mitigating Microplastics (by Marie Kowalski, Oregon Sea Grant / Oregon State University)
  • Marine Debris: Fishing for Microplastics in Your Home (by Julie Masura, University of Washington – Tacoma)

Related Resources

  • Photo identification key for microplastic images
  • Polar Literacy Principle # 1 – The Arctic and Antarctic Regions are unique because of their location on Earth.
  • Polar Literacy Principle # 5 – The Poles are experiencing the effects of climate change at an accelerating rate.
  • “WHO launches health review after microplastics found in 90% of bottled water” The Guardian, Mar 14, 2018
  • Beat the Microbead – Product List
  • NOAA Marine Debris Program – Office of Response & Restoration
    • Quantification of Microplastics on National Park Beaches Report
    • Selective Ingestion of Microplastics by Oysters: Exposure Assessment as a Predictive Tool for Assessing the Environmental Risk to Commercially-Important Bivalves Research project description

Teacher Webinar with Dr. Alexis Janosik (June 6, 2018)

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