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The global biological microplastic particle sink

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Microplastics are a modern component of seawater whose fate, transport, and biogeochemical effects are still poorly constrained. I will present an overview of the current state of the science on microplastic contamination of the global ocean, and what I have learned through developing a global model of marine microplastic embedded in an earth system model.

This talk is part of the Special Seminars Department of Earth Science series.

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