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Caroline Johnson
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News Editor, The Cornell Daily Sun
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By Caroline Johnson Verified| publicinterestnetwork.org@ By Caroline Johnson, internWhy do fish eat plastic? Fish are exposed to microplastic in even the deepest depths of the ocean. Some microplastics come from larger plastic products that break into smaller pieces over time, like polystyrene foam cups or fibers from synthetic clothing. Plastic pellets are another major source of marine microplastic.
By Caroline Johnson Verified| Environment America@ By Caroline Johnson, InternA new study conducted by the Portland State University (PSU)’s Applied Coastal Ecology Lab found microplastic particles in 99 percent of fish and shellfish samples. The study examined the edible tissue of black rockfish, lingcod, Chinook salmon, pacific herring, pacific lamprey and pink shrimp. Pink shrimp had the highest concentrations of microplastic particles.
By Caroline Johnson Verified| publicinterestnetwork.org@ By Caroline Johnson, internWhy do fish eat plastic? Fish are exposed to microplastic in even the deepest depths of the ocean. Some microplastics come from larger plastic products that break into smaller pieces over time, like polystyrene foam cups or fibers from synthetic clothing. Plastic pellets are another major source of marine microplastic.
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The Cornell Daily Sun
The Cornell Daily Sun, founded in 1880, is the oldest independent college daily newspaper in the United States. Operated by Cornell University students, it maintains editorial and financial independence from the university. The Sun publishes a weekly print edition during the academic year and offers daily digital content, catering to Cornell students, faculty, alumni, and the Ithaca community. The Sun provides a free weekly print newspaper and a digital platform featuring daily articles, newsletters, and multimedia content. It also maintains an archive of historical issues, particularly from 1933 to 1945, which highlights its role in documenting significant events. The newspaper operates from a renovated office in downtown Ithaca and relies on advertising, donations, and merchandise sales to support its mission. Its student-run structure allows for hands-on journalism experience, ensuring that editorial decisions are made by undergraduates.
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Founded: 1880