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A scientific method to identify microplastic hotspots — areas of the ocean floor covered with small pieces of plastic — has been tested in Long Island Sound waters. It found hotspots off the coasts of Sands Point, Long Island, and New London, Connecticut.
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U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut is calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to be more aggressive when it comes to plastic waste and pollution.
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Researchers from St. Joseph’s University are finding that there are fewer microplastics in shellfish from Long Island Sound, Great South Bay and Lake Montauk than other parts of the U.S.
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Environmental agencies in Connecticut and New York have a five-year plan — through 2027 — to deal with marine debris in Long Island Sound.