Marine litter: from environmental emergency to potential resource

Articles (9 in this collection)

1. Foreword—Plastic pollution: a short and impressive story

   Authors

   • Loris Pietrelli
   • Sandro Pignatti
   • Maria Cristina Fossi

   • Content type: Marine litter: from environmental emergency to potential resource
   • Published: 31 October 2018

   • Pages: 803 - 804

2. Marine litter detection and correlation with the seabird nest content

   Authors (first, second and last of 5)

   • Silvia Merlino
   • Marinella Abbate
   • Paolo Varella

   • Content type: Marine litter: from environmental emergency to potential resource
   • Published: 28 October 2018

   • Pages: 867 - 875

   

3. Phthalates and bisphenol-A residues in water samples: an innovative analytical approach

   Authors

   • Ivan Notardonato
   • Mario Vincenzo Russo
   • Pasquale Avino

   • Content type: Marine litter: from environmental emergency to potential resource
   • Published: 27 October 2018

   • Pages: 831 - 840

   

4. ‘Down to the river’: amount, composition, and economic sector of litter entering the marine compartment, through the Tiber river in the Western Mediterranean Sea

   Authors (first, second and last of 5)

   • Roberto Crosti
   • Antonella Arcangeli
   • Daniel González-Fernández

   • Content type: Marine litter: from environmental emergency to potential resource
   • Published: 22 October 2018

   • Pages: 859 - 866

   

5. Mercury-polluted sediments in confined disposal areas: a new modeling approach

   Authors (first, second and last of 5)

   • Nicoletta Calace
   • Maria Gabriella Andrisani
   • Dario Ticali

   • Content type: MARINE LITTER: FROM ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCY TO POTENTIAL RESOURCE
   • Published: 15 October 2018

   • Pages: 841 - 857

   

6. Microplastics in marine sediments in the area of Pianosa Island (Central Adriatic Sea)

   Authors (first, second and last of 8)

   • Michele Mistri
   • Vanessa Infantini
   • Cristina Munari

   • Content type: Marine litter: from environmental emergency to potential resource
   • Published: 06 October 2018

   • Pages: 805 - 809

   

7. Mega-litter and remediation: the case of Mar Piccolo of Taranto (Ionian Sea)

   Authors (first, second and last of 6)

   • Angelo Tursi
   • Vera Corbelli
   • Giovanni Chimienti

   • Content type: Marine litter: from environmental emergency to potential resource
   • Published: 01 October 2018

   • Pages: 817 - 824

   

8. Beach litter in Mediterranean coastal dunes: an insight on the Adriatic coast (central Italy)

   Authors

   • Maria Carla de Francesco
   • Maria Laura Carranza
   • Angela Stanisci

   • Content type: Marine litter: from environmental emergency to potential resource
   • Published: 29 September 2018

   • Pages: 825 - 830

   

9. Applying diversity metrics to plastic litter ‘communities’: a first explorative and comparative analysis

   Authors

   • Corrado Battisti
   • Marco Malavasi
   • Gianluca Poeta

   • Content type: Marine Litter: From Environmental Emergency to Potential Resource
   • Published: 28 September 2018

   • Pages: 811 - 815