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Sri Lanka’s Coastlines See Rising Nurdle Pollution After Major Ship Accidents, Study Warns
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Sri Lanka’s Coastlines See Rising Nurdle Pollution After Major Ship Accidents, Study Warns
Image Credits: Indian Coast Guard/X A newly released report by Greenpeace South Asia has raised concerns about the rising pollution of nurdles along Sri Lanka’s western and southern coastlines. The study states that tiny plastic pellets, used worldwide to manufacture plastic products, are now accumulating along beaches from Negombo to Galle following two major ship accidents in the Indian Ocean. The report, titled “Nurdle Pollution Along the Wes…
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