Winnie Courtene-Jones

Lecturer in Marine Pollution

Bangor University

United Kingdom

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Winnie Courtene-Jones is a Lecturer in Marine Pollution at Bangor University in the United Kingdom. Her research focuses on the impacts of plastic pollution and biobased materials on marine and terrestrial ecosystems, as evidenced by her recent articles on microplastics and biodegradable plastics. She has contributed to significant discussions on environmental challenges posed by plastics within food systems and the ecological effects of these materials.

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Richard Thompson

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University of Plymouth

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Martin Wagner

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Norwegian University of Science and Technology

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Trisia Farrelly

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Massey University - Manawatu Campus

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Albert A. Koelmans

Wageningen University & Research

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Karen Raubenheimer

Senior Lecturer

University of Wollongong

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Sabine Pahl

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Universität Wien

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Rebuttal to Correspondence on “Are Biobased Microfibers Less Harmful than Conventional Plastic Microfibers: Evidence from Earthworms”

Plastics matter in the food system

Twenty years of microplastics pollution research—what have we learned?

Are Biobased Microfibers Less Harmful than Conventional Plastic Microfibers

Effect of biodegradable and conventional microplastic exposure in combination with seawater inundation on the coastal terrestrial plant Plantago coronopus

Deterioration of bio-based polylactic acid plastic teabags under environmental conditions and their associated effects on earthworms

Plastic pollution requires an integrative systems approach to understand and mitigate risk

From microbes to ecosystems: a review of the ecological effects of biodegradable plastics

From microbes to ecosystems: a review of the ecological effects of biodegradable plastics

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Richard Thompson

Martin Wagner

Trisia Farrelly

Albert A. Koelmans

Karen Raubenheimer

Sabine Pahl

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