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Kellie Teague

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

Affiliations

Center For Marine Debris Research

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

NoneKellie Teague is currently serving as a Center For Marine Debris Research faculty at HawaiʻI Pacific University.

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Hawaiʻi Pacific University

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environmental science marine pollution plastic pollution environmental chemistry environmental degradation environmental materials microplastics plastic degradation chemical engineering marine biology environmental remediation plastic recycling microbiology ecology aquatic ecosystems microbial ecology fisheries conservation biology fish biology coastal research coastal conservation coastal management marine micropaleontology hazardous materials sediment research environmental technology waste management polymer degradation marine engineering marine ecology fishery science early detection marine environments coastal geochemistry marine debris circular economy recycling technologies chemical analysis degradable plastic photodegradation environmental photochemistry reef fish microplastics absent false positives age hdpe fragments beach plastics carbonyl index novel extraction hawaiian beach sand plastic additive leachates recycled plastics plastic photodegradation timescales small polyolefin plastics seawater tank rise velocity

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Rise Velocity of Small Polyolefin Plastics in a Seawater Tank Exposed to Natural Conditions in Hawai’I. Environmental Research Communications (2025)

environmental engineeringplastic degradationseawater tankplastic pollutionmarine engineeringcivil engineeringmarine biologymarine pollutionwater pollutionsmall polyolefin plasticsrise velocity

How Old Are Beach Plastics?: Applying the Carbonyl Index to Age Hdpe Fragments. Open MIND (2024)

environmental engineeringplastic degradationbeach plasticschemical engineeringplastic recyclingcarbonyl indexenvironmental scienceplastic pollutionmarine pollutionmarine micropaleontologyenvironmental chemistryage hdpe fragmentsenvironmental degradation

Novel Extraction and Separation Method Reveals High Quantities of Microplastics in Hawaiian Beach Sand. Open MIND (2024)

environmental engineeringmicroplasticswastewater treatmentnovel extractionsediment researchmarine debrismarine pollutionenvironmental chemistrycoastal geochemistryenvironmental materialsenvironmental remediationhawaiian beach sandbiological engineeringhazardous materials

Paving the Road to a Circular Economy: Analysis of Microplastic and Plastic Additive Leachates From Asphalt Containing Recycled Plastics in Hawai'I. Open MIND (2024)

environmental engineeringwaste managementmicroplasticscircular economyplastic recyclingsustainable productsenvironmental impact of the energy industryrecycling technologiesenvironmental scienceplastic pollutionrecyclingcivil engineeringenvironmental remediationplastic additive leachatesenvironmental technologyenvironmental materialsenvironmental degradationrecycled plastics

Polymers out in the Sun (Pots): Chemical Analysis of Plastic Photodegradation Timescales Over One Year in Hawaiʻi. Open MIND (2024)

environmental engineeringplastic photodegradation timescalesplastic degradationchemical engineeringenvironmental sciencephotochemistryplastic pollutionphotodegradationdegradable plasticenvironmental chemistrypolymer degradationenvironmental materialsenvironmental degradationenvironmental photochemistrychemical analysis

Microplastics Absent From Reef Fish in the Marshall Islands: Multistage Screening Methods Reduced False Positives. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2023)

Katherine R. ShawJonathan L. WhitneyEileen M. NalleyMadeline C. SchmidbauerMegan J. DonahueJesse BlackRaquel N. CorniukKellie TeagueRachel SandquistCatherine PirkleRachel DacksMax SudnovskyJennifer M. Lynch

coastal conservationenvironmental sciencemarine biologyreef fishmarine environmentsecologymicroplasticsfish biologyfalse positivesmicroplastics absentcoastal researchcoastal managementmarine ecologyaquatic ecosystemsearly detectionfisheriesmarine pollutionconservation biologyfishery sciencemicrobial ecologymicrobiology

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Kellie Teague

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

Affiliations

Center For Marine Debris Research

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

NoneKellie Teague is currently serving as a Center For Marine Debris Research faculty at HawaiʻI Pacific University.

Honors

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Kellie Teague

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Rise Velocity of Small Polyolefin Plastics in a Seawater Tank Exposed to Natural Conditions in Hawai’I. Environmental Research Communications (2025)

environmental engineeringplastic degradationseawater tankplastic pollutionmarine engineeringcivil engineeringmarine biologymarine pollutionwater pollutionsmall polyolefin plasticsrise velocity

How Old Are Beach Plastics?: Applying the Carbonyl Index to Age Hdpe Fragments. Open MIND (2024)

Novel Extraction and Separation Method Reveals High Quantities of Microplastics in Hawaiian Beach Sand. Open MIND (2024)

Paving the Road to a Circular Economy: Analysis of Microplastic and Plastic Additive Leachates From Asphalt Containing Recycled Plastics in Hawai'I. Open MIND (2024)

Polymers out in the Sun (Pots): Chemical Analysis of Plastic Photodegradation Timescales Over One Year in Hawaiʻi. Open MIND (2024)

Microplastics Absent From Reef Fish in the Marshall Islands: Multistage Screening Methods Reduced False Positives. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2023)

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