Episode 1: Reaching New Heights in Plastic Pollution with Dr Imogen Napper

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Recorded14 Jun 2021

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In the very first podcast episode, hosts Mads and Charlie catch up with marine biologist and microplastics researcher, Dr Imogen Napper. From analysing the world’s first microplastic samples on Everest to washing hundreds of micro-fibre shedding clothes in a dark cupboard of Plymouth university, tune in to discover what it’s like to be on the forefront on microplastics research - and which solutions might help us prevent the ocean from becoming even more of a plastic soup.

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