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San Francisco Bay Microplastics Project: Science-Supported Solutions and Policy Recommendations
Abstract

Plastics in our waterways and in the ocean, and more specifically microplastics (plastic particles less than 5 mm in size), have gained global attention as a pervasive and preventable threat to marine ecosystem health. The San Francisco Bay Microplastics Project was designed to provide critical data on microplastics in the Bay Area. The project also engaged multiple stakeholders in both science and policy discussions. Finally, the project was designed to generate scientifically supported regional and statewide policy recommendations for solutions to plastic pollution.

Preferred Citation
Box, C; Cummins, A. 2019. San Francisco Bay Microplastics Project: Science-Supported Solutions and Policy Recommendations. SFEI Contribution No. 955. 5 Gyres: Los Angeles, CA.
Published Document
Attachment Size
Microplastics Policy Report 17.53 MB
Date Published
09/2019
Programs and Focus Areas
Microplastics & Other Plastics Contamination
Clean Water Program