Revisions for BabyLegs KS
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June 19, 2019 19:52
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BabyLegs Outreach KitPublic Lab is excited to announce the launch of our Kickstarter campaign for BabyLegs, a DIY research net (or trawl) for monitoring plastic pollution, especially microplastics, in surface water. Created with a pair of baby’s tights, soda bottles, and other inexpensive and easy-to-find materials, BabyLegs can be used to monitor floating microplastics from the surface of the water in your local ocean, lake, river, stream, or canal.
Partnering with CLEAR Lab and Dr. Max Liboiron, we’re looking forward to sharing accessible monitoring technology to measure microplastics. You can learn more about BabyLegs, including how it came to be and how it’s being used in the field at http://publiclab.org/babylegs. Help us out!During the launch, we'd love your help in spreading the word on social media! Feel free to share/retweet these posts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, or post your own. You can tag us @PublicLab on all social media platforms. Hashtags: #plasticpollution #marinedebris #microplastics #communityscience
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June 19, 2019 18:43
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BabyLegs Outreach KitPublic Lab is excited to announce the launch of our Kickstarter campaign for BabyLegs, a DIY research net (or trawl) for monitoring plastic pollution, especially microplastics, in surface water. Created with a pair of baby’s tights, soda bottles, and other inexpensive and easy-to-find materials, BabyLegs can be used to monitor floating microplastics from the surface of the water in your local ocean, lake, river, stream, or canal.
Partnering with CLEAR Lab and Dr. Max Liboiron, we’re looking forward to sharing accessible monitoring technology to measure microplastics. You can learn more about BabyLegs, including how it came to be and how it’s being used in the field at http://publiclab.org/babylegs. Help us out!During the launch, we'd love your help in spreading the word on social media! Feel free to share/retweet these posts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, or post your own. You can tag us @PublicLab on all social media platforms. Hashtags: #plasticpollution #marinedebris #microplastics #communityscience
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June 19, 2019 18:39
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BabyLegs Outreach KitPublic Lab is excited to announce the launch of our Kickstarter campaign for BabyLegs, a DIY research net (or trawl) for monitoring plastic pollution, especially microplastics, in surface water. Created with a pair of baby’s tights, soda bottles, and other inexpensive and easy-to-find materials, BabyLegs can be used to monitor floating microplastics from the surface of the water in your local ocean, lake, river, stream, or canal.
Partnering with CLEAR Lab and Dr. Max Liboiron, we’re looking forward to sharing accessible monitoring technology to measure microplastics. You can learn more about BabyLegs, including how it came to be and how it’s being used in the field at http://publiclab.org/babylegs. Help us out!During the launch, we'd love your help in spreading the word on social media! Feel free to share/retweet these posts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, or post your own. You can tag us @PublicLab on all social media platforms. Hashtags: #plasticpollution #marinedebris #microplastics #communityscience
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June 19, 2019 18:35
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BabyLegs Outreach KitPublic Lab is excited to announce the launch of our Kickstarter campaign for BabyLegs, a DIY research net (or trawl) for monitoring plastic pollution, especially microplastics, in surface water. Created with a pair of baby’s tights, soda bottles, and other inexpensive and easy-to-find materials, BabyLegs can be used to monitor floating microplastics from the surface of the water in your local ocean, lake, river, stream, or canal.
Partnering with CLEAR Lab and Dr. Max Liboiron, we’re looking forward to sharing accessible monitoring technology to measure microplastics. You can learn more about BabyLegs, including how it came to be and how it’s being used in the field at http://publiclab.org/babylegs. Help us out!During the launch, we'd love your help in spreading the word on social media! Feel free to share/retweet these posts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, or post your own. You can tag us @PublicLab on all social media platforms. Hashtags: #plasticpollution #marinedebris #microplastics #communityscience
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June 19, 2019 18:32
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BabyLegs Outreach KitPublic Lab is excited to announce the launch of our Kickstarter campaign for BabyLegs, a DIY research net (or trawl) for monitoring plastic pollution, especially microplastics, in surface water. Created with a pair of baby’s tights, soda bottles, and other inexpensive and easy-to-find materials, BabyLegs can be used to monitor floating microplastics from the surface of the water in your local ocean, lake, river, stream, or canal.
Partnering with CLEAR Lab and Dr. Max Liboiron, we’re looking forward to sharing accessible monitoring technology to measure microplastics. You can learn more about BabyLegs, including how it came to be and how it’s being used in the field at http://publiclab.org/babylegs. Help us out!During the launch, we'd love your help in spreading the word on social media! Feel free to share/retweet these posts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, or post your own. You can tag us @PublicLab on all social media platforms. Hashtags: #plasticpollution #marinedebris #microplastics #communityscience
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June 19, 2019 18:07
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June 18, 2019 20:58
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