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On the remote Lord Howe Island between Australia and New Zealand, scientists have found a species of seabird named flesh-footed shearwater suffering and even dying from eating plastics.
These seabirds were diagnosed with a new plastic-induced fibrotic disease called "plasticosis." The study was published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials.
CGTN Nature talked to the lead author Hayley Charlton-Howard, a seabird and marine plastic researcher at the Adrift Lab. She shared her experiences and opinions. Watch the video to find more!
About CGTN Nature's One Minute With series
CGTN Nature talks to experts from across the world about life-changing environmental issues, such as climate change, plastic pollution and biodiversity loss and hears about possible solutions. In One Minute With, we condense the interview highlights into short videos to get to the heart of the argument fast. For in-depth discussions on each topic, stay tuned for our Environment Buzzword series!
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(Cover image designed by CGTN's Du Chenxin; Video edited by CGTN's Yang Yiren)
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