Nelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago

Dr. Nelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago


Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

16Years (2011-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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24 February 2022 in Marine Pollution Bulletin
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AWAllan T. Williams
Allan T. Williams
NBNelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago
Nelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago

1 April 2018 in Ocean & Coastal Management
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AWA.T. Williams
A.T. Williams
NBNelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago
Nelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago
Enzo PranziniEnzo Pranzini
Enzo Pranzini
GAGiorgio Anfuso
Giorgio Anfuso

1 April 2018 in Ocean & Coastal Management
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AGA. Gracia
A. Gracia
NBNelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago
Nelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago
JOJudith A. Oakley
Judith A. Oakley
AWA.T. Williams
A.T. Williams

1 April 2018 in Ocean & Coastal Management
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NBNelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago
Nelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago
AWA.T. Williams
A.T. Williams
GAGiorgio Anfuso
Giorgio Anfuso

28 January 2019 in Journal of Coastal Research
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AWA.T. Williams
A.T. Williams
NBNelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago
Nelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago
Williams, A.T. and Rangel-Buitrago, N., 0000. Marine litter: Solutions for a major environmental problem. A current major environmental problem is that marine litter is being deposited in increasing amounts on the world's beaches and oceans. This is especially true for plastics, which form the bulk of the litter and which can last for an unknown number of years in the oceans. This article concerns itself with some solutions that can be applied to this problem. The standard responses involve cutting down plastic waste at the source, beach cleanups, use of the circular economy, education, and a reduction in packaging, among other solutions. Knowledge, prevention, mitigation, removal, and behavioural change are the key mandates involving a host of measures, ranging from politics, behaviour change, and radiation of plastic by gamma rays in order to strengthen concrete, to turning plastics into fashion items, furniture, bedding, and clothes, amongst many others. Collaboration is the key.

1 August 2016 in Tourism Management
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AWAllan Thomas Williams
Allan Thomas Williams
NBNelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago
Nelson Guillermo Rangel Buitrago
Giorgio AnfusoGiorgio Anfuso
Giorgio Anfuso
Omar CervantesOmar Cervantes
Omar Cervantes
Camilo M. BoteroCamilo M. Botero
Camilo M. Botero