First evidence of GRP boats’ “cancerous” impact on aquatic life

Corina Ciocan

First evidence of GRP boats’ “cancerous” impact on aquatic life

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Abstract

Microscopic analysis of oysters, mussels and sediment from Chichester Harbour has uncovered a dizzying number of glass fibres linked back to boatyards and derelict vessels.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	online
Edition	20.07.2022
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 20 Jul 2022

Keywords

abandoned boats

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First evidence of GRP boats’ “cancerous” impact on aquatic life

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