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[edit]Most common waste rivers oceans | |
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Most common waste rivers oceans |
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What are the most common items of waste found in rivers and oceans? Shown is each item's share of total litter in aquatic environments, including rivers, shorelines and offshore waters. This is shown for the 10 most common items globally, based on the counts/number of items found. |
Credit line | Our World in Data |
References | Morales-Caselles et al. (2021). An inshore-offshore sorting system revealed from global classification of ocean litter. |
Source | https://OurWorldinData.org/plastic-pollution |
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