Solution or Pollution? A paradigm shifts in understanding the fate and threats of biodegradable plastics in the marine environment
Tan Suet May Amelia(Universiti Malaysia Terengganu), Kesaven Bhubalan(Universiti Malaysia Terengganu), Seng Hon Kee(Universiti Malaysia Terengganu), Sevakumaran Vigneswari(Universiti Malaysia Terengganu), Nurul Afifah Mohd Ridzuan(Universiti Malaysia Terengganu), Yi Ta Shao(National Taiwan Ocean University), Seeram Ramakrishna(National University of Singapore), Aina Syafiqah Azmeerizal(Universiti Malaysia Terengganu), Rajamani Lakshiminarayanan(Singapore Eye Research Institute), Kala Senathirajah(Engineers Australia)
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