'Plastics Detective' Imogen Napper traces pollution to the source
Biodegradable' plastic bags survive three years in soil and sea | Plastic bags | The Guardian
Biodegradable' plastic bags often don't break down
Biodegradable plastic bags still useable after three years scientists find
Scientists Dig Biodegradable Bags Up After 3 Years And, Yeah, The Results Aren't Good : ScienceAlert
Dr Imogen Napper: researching plastic pollution within the marine environment - University of Plymouth
Biodegradable Plastic Bags Aren't Better For The Environment
Imogen Napper Marine Scientist Researching Plastic Pollution. | This is a biodegradable plastic bag after 3-years in the marine environment, and it can hold a full bag of shopping. Biodegradable/compostable items do...
Are plastic bags biodegradable? Not really, says new UK research | World News - Hindustan Times
After 3 Years in the Ocean, These Supposedly Biodegradable Bags Are Still Intact | KQED
Biodegradable' plastic shopping bags still function after three years: researchers | CTV News
Biodegradable plastic bags still able to hold a full bag of shopping after three years | E&T Magazine
Biodegradable bags still usable after 3 years underground and in water, study finds | Stuff.co.nz
Plastic (not) fantastic: Why even biodegradable plastic can still harm the environment | The Independent | The Independent
Investigating Plastic Pollution: An Interview with Dr. Imogen Napper — WOMEN IN OCEAN SCIENCE
About — Imogen Napper
Biodegradable Bags Can Still Hold Shopping After Three Years in Environment | Technology Networks
What Is Compostable Plastic and How Is It Made
Environmental Deterioration of Biodegradable, Oxo-biodegradable, Compostable, and Conventional Plastic Carrier Bags in the Sea, Soil, and Open-Air Over a 3-Year Period | Environmental Science & Technology
Explorer Classroom | Investigating Plastic with Imogen Napper - YouTube
About — Imogen Napper
Environmental Deterioration of Biodegradable, Oxo-biodegradable, Compostable, and Conventional Plastic Carrier Bags in the Sea, Soil, and Open-Air Over a 3-Year Period | Environmental Science & Technology
Why biodegradables won't solve the plastic crisis - BBC Future
