Using a powerful electron microscope, a research team found that a single plastic teabag released close to 12 billion microplastic particles, and more than 3 billion of the nanoplastic particles, into the water. More information:
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 25, 2019 -- A new study warns that even your soothing cup of tea might serve up some invisible health hazards.
The global proliferation of microplastics -- bits of plastic so small they are often invisible to the naked eye -- have made headlines recently, having been found in large numbers in ocean and tap water, seafood and even human"In the past few years, there has been a steadily increasing body of scientific literature demonstrating that not only are microplastics permeating the broader environment, they are entering our bodies, as well," noted Dr.
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