A new study found microplastics in nearly one-third of fish sampled across remote Pacific islands, with contamination rates ranging from just under 5% in Vanuatu to more than 74% in Fiji.

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A third of fish living in the remote coastal waters of the Pacific Island Countries and Territories are contaminated with microplastics, with especially high rates in Fiji, according to an analysis ...

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In January, researchers published the findings of their new study in the journal PLOS One, which analyzed 878 fish from 138 species collected from coastal communities on some of the world's most ...