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RESTORATION ECOLOGY
Volume 25, Issue 1, Pages 123-128Publisher
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/rec.12388
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community engagement; corporate social responsibility; litter
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Plastic pollution in the marine and coastal environment is a challenging restoration and governance issue. Similar to many environmental problems, marine plastic pollution is transboundary and therefore the governance solutions are complex. Although the marine environment is unlikely to return to the condition it was in before the plastic era, it is an example of an environmental restoration challenge where successful governance and environmental stewardship would likely result in a healthier global oceanic ecosystem. We argue that a holistic, integrated approach that utilizes scientific expertise, community participation, and market-based strategies is needed to significantly reduce the global plastic pollution problem.
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