Morse High School News
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Kimberly Burgess
Marine Science students conducted research for microplastics at Popham Beach on September 26. They used a standard EPA protocol for selecting transect sites and sifting for plastics sized 1 to 5 mm. The good news is that they found very few microplastics across 18 study plots!
