Thank you Daniel Pauly for saying what many of us were thinking but could not articulate as clearly as you did: What Netflix’s Seaspiracy gets wrong about fishing https://t.co/GgJGDnrNYG
Session 3 of #envecon2021 will focus on the latest research into methods to tackle #marineplasticpollution. Chaired by Silvia Ferrini (UEA) with papers from Peter King (University of Bath), Gaetano Grilli (UEA) and Emmanouil Tyllianakis (University of Leeds)
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In particular, the @AtlanticPlasti1 project looks at costs and benefits of action against plastic pollution across countries and so works out the incentives to join (or not) such an international coalition. @kmeginnis@NicolaBeaumon17
For info: https://t.co/ey2JW6uVG9 2/2
Thrilled to announce that I have been appointed professor of environmental economics at @HWR_Berlin starting #today. Looking forward to exciting new tasks in #teaching and #research in vibrant #Berlin.
Today is my last day at @StirManSchool. 🥲 I’m very sad to be leaving an amazing group of colleagues in the Economics Division and a beautiful campus at @StirUni. Friends and colleagues, I fully enjoyed my time here and have learned a great deal!
To all the good friends and colleagues I found in those places, do stay in touch, let’s continue all the great work we have been doing together @ValBGI1@AtlanticPlasti1, and I hope to see you in 👇
Today is World Ocean Day! Reduce, reuse, recycle to help prevent plastic from ending up in our oceans. Plastic pollution threatens biodiversity, our blue economy, and beautiful days like these.
#WorldOceansDay#RecycleForOurOceans
What's the solution to #plasticpollution? To create real change we must first understand people's perceptions and behaviour regarding #plastic. Only then can we develop initiatives which are both acceptable and effective. Our new paper begins this journey: https://t.co/RmtkB2EyyR
New study in @PNASNews suggests maritime sources of plastic waste in the Southern Atlantic - plastic bottles might have been dumped by ships: https://t.co/0anuHuj9pb
Principal Investigator Frans de Vries, Professor of Environmental Economics at @StirUni@StirManSchool, outlines the objectives of this three-year project: https://t.co/GAbU1m1SHI
"The Economics of Marine Plastics Pollution: What are the Benefits of International Cooperation?" is a UK-US collaborative research project funded by the @ESRC, with partners at @StirUni, @UofGlasgow, @ClarkUniversity and @PlymouthMarine.