New Study Pinpoints Likely Path of COVID-Related Plastic Waste in the Ocean
Plastic pollution: Covid waste may result in "more masks than jellyfish" in the sea | CNN
Covid waste: Conservationists warn that the coronavirus pandemic could spark a huge surge in ocean pollution - Oceanographic - Oceanographic
More than 1.56 billion face masks could end up polluting oceans: report | CTV News
1.56 Billion Face Masks Pollute Ocean in 2020
COVID-19 hazard: 1.56 bn masks polluted oceans in 2020, claims study - BusinessToday
OTS Spectrum Full-Face Mask - Ocean Technology Systems
Gloves 'floating' like jellyfish: COVID-19 waste littering the ocean - CGTN
More masks than jellyfish': coronavirus waste ends up in ocean | Plastics | The Guardian
Coronavirus face masks that end up in the sea will take 450 years to degrade, marine conservation group warns | South China Morning Post
Sea turtles are now ingesting disposable face masks • Earth.com
Amazon.com : Mediheal Ocean Masks 5 Packs (Aqua) : Beauty & Personal Care
How face masks, gloves and other coronavirus waste is polluting our ocean | World Economic Forum
Your Used Mask Needs to Make It to the Trash Can - The New York Times
Ocean Pollution Caused by Disposable Face Masks the Subject of Campaign from Alibaba and WWF
How face masks, gloves and other coronavirus waste are polluting the ocean | Greenbiz
Improperly discarded surgical masks threaten the marine ecosystem and food chain
COVID-19 Facemasks & Marine Plastic Pollution - OCEANS ASIA
Covid waste: Conservationists warn that the coronavirus pandemic could spark a huge surge in ocean pollution - Oceanographic - Oceanographic
1.5 Billion Face Masks May Have Entered the Ocean in 2020 — Aquatic Life Institute
Single-use masks, coronavirus waste end up polluting ocean
Millions of face masks are being thrown away during COVID-19. Here's how to choose the best one for the planet
The environmental toll of disposable masks | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Did you know there are more masks than jellyfish in the ocean? — Lydia Bolton
