Parachute science through a regional lens : marine litter research in the Caribbean small island developing states and the challenge of extra-regional research

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Abstract:Highlights: The Caribbean Small Island Developing States receive a disproportionate amount of marine litter. Marine litter research in the Caribbean SIDS is subject to parachute science. Solutions may rely on collaboration regarding funding and strengthening the science-policy gap.
Author(s):Stöfen-O'Brien, Aleke
Kristene Ambrose, Kristal
Alleyne, Kristie S.T.
Lovell, Tricia Allison
Graham, Roxanne E.D.
Date:2022
Published:Marine Pollution Bulletin, 174, 113291
Citation:Stöfen-O'Brien, A., Ambrose, K. K., Alleyne, K. S., Lovell, T. A., & Graham, R. E. (2022). Parachute science through a regional lens: marine litter research in the Caribbean small island developing states and the challenge of extra-regional research. Marine Pollution Bulletin, 174, 113291. Recuperado de:
URI:https://bvearmb.do/handle/123456789/2148

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