Deep-sea snails and mussels in Indian and Pacific Oceans contain microplastics, study finds
PolicyMonday, August 3, 2026Mongabay

Deep-sea snails and mussels in Indian and Pacific Oceans contain microplastics, study finds

A recent study found that deep-sea snails and mussels in the Indian and Pacific Oceans contain microplastics, highlighting the pervasive contamination in marine ecosystems. This evidence underscores the urgent need for comprehensive policies aimed at reducing plastic pollution and protecting marine biodiversity.

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