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Sunscreen chemicals accumulating in Mediterranean seagrass, UV filters absorbed by Posidonia oceanica may have damaging effects on ecosystems
Posidonia oceanica segrass meadows in the calanques in the Mediterranean Sea near Marseille, southern France. Photograph: Boris Horvat/AFP/Getty Images At the Guardian, chemicals found in…
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