Science Magazine - One Issue 

27 September 2024

Worth the Effort. Removing derelict fishing gear reduces monk seal entanglement rates

Papers by senior NIH official fall under suspicion

Sequestering carbon dioxide by burying wood

Cellular protection for airways wins Eppendorf & Science Prize

Pages 1385-1500

COVER Papahānaumokuākea Marine Debris Project (PMDP) technicians recover a mass of derelict fishing gear from a reef in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. A new study demonstrates that a decades-long effort to remove dangerous plastic debris from marine and terrestrial habitats has succeeded in lowering endangered Hawaiian monk seal entanglement rates.

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