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‘Plastitar’ a New Form of Pollution Threatening Oceans, Scientists Say
‘Plastitar’ a New Form of Pollution Threatening Oceans, Scientists Say
Jan 17, 2024 3:34 PM

Scientists conducting research in the Canary Islands discovered a new form of pollution threatening the oceans, a mix of plastic and tar balls from oil spills.

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