Marine Litter from Fisheries in The Gulf of Mannar and Palk Strait
Fishing is a significant source of marine litter in the waters between India and Sri Lanka. That is one of the main c...
Beach Litter Sources around Nuuk, Greenland
Local measures to reduce mismanaged waste and emissions from fisheries are important for reducing marine litter in West Greenland.
Marine litter in Europe
Together with the Danish DCEA and Aalborg University, SALT's Vilma Havas has reviewed the scientific discussion on marine litter in Europe, with particular focus on the two Nord...
The Small Circles concept – A solution to the linearity of the plastic waste management
For over three decades, high-income countries have been exporting plastic waste to lower income countries for recycling. The ‘out of sight, out of mind’ recycling policy has wor...
Detectives for a cleaner future
Marine litter is one of today's most visible and damaging environmental challenges, with plastic build-up still growing in the oceans worldwide.
MARESSOL – Update 2022
The fishing industry is one of the major contributors to marine litter, around the world. The MARESSOL project is targeting marine litter sources in the Gulf of Mannar and Palk ...
The state of the circular plastics economy
There is no "away" – Chapter 6
The cost-benefit relationship of marine litter recovery
There is no "away" – Chapter 5
Calling for extended producer responsibility
There is no "away" – Chapter 4
Our Ocean youth Leadership Summit 2019
There is no "away" – Chapter 3
A plastic problem or a people problem?
There is no "away" – Chapter 2
A study on how to move towards a circular plastics economy
There is no "away" – Chapter 1