in-cyprus23 Jun 2026

Cyprus microplastics not a new problem, research centre says

Microplastics on Cyprus beaches have been documented for years, the AKTI Project and Research Centre said, pushing back on media reports of a “new detection” and calls for emergency meetings on the issue.

AKTI said it has conducted systematic scientific research into microplastic presence on Cyprus beaches since 2022, carrying out continuous sediment sampling at ten coastal sites alongside laboratory and microscopic analysis....

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