Bioplastic research comes to an end at Rivergate - Marine Business
Rivergate has played an instrumental part in a Queensland-based bioplastics field study that could unveil key findings about the way biodegradable plastics break down in our waterways. Wanting to delve further into the world of marine pollution and bioplastics, University of Queensland PhD Candidate Tracey Read has conducted an ‘epic’ field trial across four southeast
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