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Microplastic in
​San Pedro Basin

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The goals of this project are to: 1) Quantify major pathways and investigate mechanisms controlling the fate of terrestrial sources of plastics to SCB nearshore environment and 2) develop the monitoring and modeling foundation to create tools that support management characterization of risk and inform conversations on potential management strategies.

Students: Samiksha Singh


Funding: NOAA Marine Debris Research Program, USDA Hatch Program

Partners: Southern California Coastal Water Research Project

Management Advisory Team: California State Water Board, Ocean Protection Council, US EPA Region 9, LA County                                                             Department of Public Works, LA County Sanitation District

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