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Double Trouble of Bottled Water

Monday, May 9, 2022

Microplastics in drinking water have become a fascinating topic of research for many. Besides microplastics, water bottles also release dangerous chemicals.

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Richard C. Thompson, marine ecologist from the University of Plymouth, United Kingdom. Twitter/@ProfRThompson . tempo : 171397892166.

VARIOUS types of plastic can degrade into microplastics. Richard Thompson, a marine ecologist from the University of Plymouth, England, coined the term “microplastics” in 2004 to describe polymer particles that were 5 millimeters in length, which his team found on a beach. Since then, scientists have found microplastics everywhere: in the deep sea, in snow in the North Pole as well as ice in Antarctica, in shellfish, table salt, drink

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