Environment
Great Lakes Polluted by 'Microplastics' Found in Hygiene Products
The Great Lakes are being polluted by tiny beads of plastic like the ones found in exfoliating face wash, and the effects of the untold millions of "microplastics" in the lakes have yet to be fully understood.
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