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Arkhangelsk Region's national park studies waste movement in White Sea

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Researchers from Kenozersky and Onega Pomorie National Parks tracked waste movement in the White Sea using GPS-equipped buoys launched from various locations. The buoys mapped routes showing how waste travels up to 511 km, revealing sources and dispersal patterns. This study highlights the spread of urban and fishing waste in the region's waters.

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