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Microfiber Masses Recovered from Conventional Machine Washing of New or Aged Garments by Hartline, Niko L, Bruce, Nicholas J, Karba, Stephanie N, Ruff, Elizabeth O, Sonar, Shreya U, Holden, Patricia A

“…Synthetic textiles can shed numerous microfibers during conventional washing, but evaluating environmental consequences as well as source-control strategies…”
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Understanding the role of socioeconomic and governance conditions in country-level marine aquaculture production by Ruff, Elizabeth O, Gentry, Rebecca R, Lester, Sarah E

“…Marine aquaculture (i.e. seafood farming in the ocean) has the potential to substantially support growing demand for animal protein. Despite vast amounts of…”
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Temporal patterns of adoption of mariculture innovation globally by Gentry, Rebecca R., Ruff, Elizabeth O., Lester, Sarah E.

“…Mariculture—farming seafood in the ocean—has been expanding in many countries and has the potential to be a critical component of a sustainable global food…”
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Existing foundations, emerging discourses, and unexplored potential for a maricultural geography by Ruff, Elizabeth O., McCreary, Tyler, Lester, Sarah E.

“…•Marine aquaculture presents fertile territory for extending agro-food discourses.•Geographers can offer critical commentary on topics overlooked by other…”
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State Marine Aquaculture Policy Dashboard improves transparency and accessibility for growing industry by Ruff, Elizabeth O, Otts, Stephanie Showalter, Lemoine, Hayley R, Gentry, Rebecca R, Lester, Sarah E

“…Marine aquaculture (mariculture), the farming of marine species, is currently a relatively small contributor to the United States' seafood industry. There is…”
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Diverse state‐level marine aquaculture policy in the United States: Opportunities and barriers for industry development by Lester, Sarah E., Gentry, Rebecca R., Lemoine, Hayley R., Froehlich, Halley E., Gardner, Luke D., Rennick, Mae, Ruff, Elizabeth O., Thompson, Kimberly D.

“…Marine aquaculture (mariculture) plays a relatively small role in the United States’ domestic seafood production, despite considerable scope for industry…”
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Leaving seafood on the table: Pilot pathways a missed opportunity for U.S. mariculture by Ruff, Elizabeth O., Lester, Sarah E.

“…Marine aquaculture in the United States has faced substantial development hurdles that have limited the industry’s contributions to the nation’s domestic…”
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The role of policy in supporting alternative marine farming methods: A case study of seafloor ranching in Australia by Ruff, Elizabeth O., Alleway, Heidi K., Gillies, Chris L.

“…Recent attention to the ecosystem service-generating potential of marine aquaculture (mariculture) indicates that there is substantial opportunity for marine…”
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Exploring stakeholder perceptions of marine management in Bermuda by Lester, Sarah E., Ruff, Elizabeth O., Mayall, Kevin, McHenry, Jennifer

“…Given competing objectives vying for space in the marine environment, the island of Bermuda may be an ideal candidate for comprehensive marine spatial planning…”
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Governance and mariculture in the Caribbean by Ruff, Elizabeth O., Gentry, Rebecca R., Clavelle, Tyler, Thomas, Lennon R., Lester, Sarah E.

“…Despite overall global growth of marine and coastal aquaculture (i.e., mariculture), there is substantial regional heterogeneity in production. Biophysical…”
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