Study Shows Biodegradable Bags Can Work Even After Remaining Buried For Three Years - Conserve Energy Future
Wash your fleece in a bag to stop microfibre pollution
Imogen Napper – oceanleaders
Scientists Dig Biodegradable Bags Up After 3 Years And, Yeah, The Results Aren't Good : ScienceAlert
Why biodegradables won't solve the plastic crisis - BBC Future
About — Imogen Napper
Biodegradable' plastic bags survive three years in soil and sea | Plastic bags | The Guardian
Biodegradable bags still usable after 3 years underground and in water, study finds | Stuff.co.nz
This Ph.D. Student Is Discovering Ways Plastic Gets Into Our Ocean that You'd Never Imagine | The Inertia
Biodegradable Plastic: The Awful Reality
Are plastic bags biodegradable? Not really, says new UK research | World News - Hindustan Times
Investigating Plastic Pollution: An Interview with Dr. Imogen Napper — WOMEN IN OCEAN SCIENCE
Biodegradable plastic bags still able to hold a full bag of shopping after three years | E&T Magazine
Dr Imogen Napper on Twitter: "My 3-year experiment is out today! This is a biodegradable plastic bag after 3-years in the marine environment, and it can hold a full bag of shopping.
Which bag should you use? - Luka Seamus Wright and Imogen | TED-Ed
Explorer Classroom | Investigating Plastic with Imogen Napper - YouTube
Imogen Napper – oceanleaders
Plastic (not) fantastic: Why even biodegradable plastic can still harm the environment | The Independent | The Independent
About — Imogen Napper
Investigating Plastic Pollution: An Interview with Dr. Imogen Napper — WOMEN IN OCEAN SCIENCE
'Plastics Detective' Imogen Napper traces pollution to the source
The breakdown of biodegradable plastic, broken down
What Is Compostable Plastic and How Is It Made
Imogen Napper | Ocean Plastic - YouTube
After 3 Years in the Ocean, These Supposedly Biodegradable Bags Are Still Intact | KQED
Dr Imogen Napper: researching plastic pollution within the marine environment - University of Plymouth
Biodegradable Bags Can Still Hold Shopping After Three Years in Environment | Technology Networks
Biodegradable' plastic bags often don't break down
