Media on CLEAR as an anticolonial & values-driven lab

• GUTS, Dir. Noah Hutton, Taylor Hess. Couple One Films and CLEAR. 16 minutes. 2019. A documentary about CLEAR.
• “Max Liboiron: The courage of dealing with extreme ambivalence,” Kate Clancy, Courageous Scientist (podcast). July 27, 2020
• “Max Liboiron on running an anti-colonial, feminist lab,” Susan Nerberg, The Broadview (print). May 6, 2020.
• “Reorienting within a world of plastic,” Ayana Young, For the Wild, Episode 156 (podcast). January 29, 2020.
• “Anti-Colonial Science & The Ubiquity of Plastic,” Interview with Tatti Riberio, Frank News US (print). January 9, 2019.
• “Episode 180: Max Liboiron,” Interview with Dominic Boyer and Cymene Howe, Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences (CENHS) (podcast), Rice University. June 6, 2019
• “Assigning authorship for research papers can be tricky. These approaches can help,” Dalmeet Singh Chawla, Science Magazine (print). December 20, 2018.

Media on plastic pollution

• “Plastic pollution increasingly clogging N.L. coastlines, decades of data show,” Jane Addy, The Broadcast, CBC News (print), September 21, 2020.
• “Pollution and accountability,” Terri Coles, Gazette (print), September 29, 2020.
• “Recycling is like a band-aid on gangrene,” Emily Buder, The Atlantic (print). June 13, 2019.
• “Atlantic Voice: Promiscuous Plastics,” Agenla Antle, CBC News (radio), September 23, 2018
• “The Riddle of the Roaming Plastics,” Matthew Halliday, Hakai Magazine (print). December 4.
• “Marine microplastics problem in NL: MUN scientist,” CBC News, October 2016.
• “A story with guts: What this fisheries lab is learning about the state of the oceans,” CBC News, July 2016. Print interview with CLEAR member Jess Melvin on fish ingestion studies, July 2016.

Media on open science hardware

• “Punk Science: Do-it-yourself Science is taking off,” The Economist, December 2017.
  Features several open science projects, including BabyLegs, invented by Max Liboiron via CLEAR. Downloaded version here
• “Build Yourself Some Science,” Bronwen Densmore, Make Magazine, January 7, 2020.
• ‘”These ones are called BabyLegs, because they are made with baby tights’ says DIY surface trawl maker,” CBC News, July 2106.
• “Testing the Trawls,” Gazette, July 2016.
• “Researchers Are Dumpster Diving Outside the Large Hadron Collider,” Inverse Magazine, April 2016.