Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Microplastic-in-Fish-and-Seafood-Research-in-Denmark-27MZIFJ8ARFX0.htmlConceptually similarMicroplastic in Fish and Seafood Research in DenmarkGP0STUE61Completed★★★★Microplastic in Fish and Seafood Research in DenmarkGP0STUE64Completed★★★★Microplastic in Fish and Seafood Research in DenmarkGP0STUE6LCompleted★★★★Microplastic in Fish and Seafood Research in DenmarkGP0STUE6VCompleted★★★★Microplastic in Fish and Seafood Research in DenmarkGP0STUE6TCompleted★★★★Microplastic in Fish and Seafood Research in DenmarkGP0STUE6UCompleted★★★★Microplastic in Fish and Seafood Research in DenmarkGP0STUE7CCompleted★★★★Microplastic in Fish and Seafood Research in DenmarkGP0STUE7ECompleted★★★★Microplastic in Fish and Seafood Research in DenmarkGP0STUE7MCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STUE6WMicroplastic in Fish and Seafood Research in DenmarkGreenpeace analyse chemical marks of microplastic in hering, mussels and shrimps at the laboratory of Syddansk Universitet (SDU) in Odense, Denmark. Greenpeace campaigner Manfred Santenat work.In original language:Mikroplastik in Fisch und MeeresfruechtenGreenpeace untersucht Heringe, Muscheln und Garneelen auf chemische Spuren von Mikroplastik im Labor der Syddansk Universitaet (SDU) in Odense, Daenemark. Der Greenpeace Chemieexperte Manfred Santen bei der Analyse.Locations:Denmark-Odense-Western EuropeDate:19 Dec, 2019Credit:© Fred Dott / GreenpeaceMaximum size:6720px X 4480pxKeywords:Break Free from Plastics (campaign title)-Chemicals-Day-Detox (campaign title)-Fish-Greenpeace campaigners-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Laboratories-Men-Microplastics-Plastics-Research-Seafood-Two people-White-WomenShoot:Microplastic in Fish and Seafood Research in DenmarkGreenpeace analyses chemical marks of microplastic in herring, mussels and shrimps at the laboratory of SDU, Syddansk Universitet (University of Southern Denmark) in Odense, Denmark.
