microplastics
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Microplastic Pollution Also Affects Reproductive Health Following Discovery of Particles in Human Testicles [Study]
Microplastics were detected by scientists in the testicular tissues of both male humans and dogs. Click to read more.
Latest Research Articles
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Potential Decline of White Shark in Africa: Researchers Urged For Protection, Conservation Efforts
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Plastic Pellet Pollution From Industrial Zones Plague Belgian Town for Over 10 Years
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Metallic Microplastics in Glitter Interfere With Photosynthesis of Aquatic Plants
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Rotifers: These Zooplanktons Threaten Oceans as Consumed Microplastics are Converted to Nanoplastics
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Glitter Ban Officially Announced, Plastic Pellets Next in Line as War Against Microplastics Continues in UK
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Pollution Reaches Japan's Mount Fuji, Mount Oyama Through Microplastics
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Mitigating Plastic Pollution: Wood Dust Filtering Device Can Help Trap Harmful Microplastics
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Microplastics Found Inside Human Hearts During Cardiac Surgery of 15 Patients
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Microplastic Particles Found Inside the Bodies of Whales and Dolphins
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Toxic Microplastics, Microbes Being Released as Microwave Ovens Heat Plastic Containers for Baby Food
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Microplastics Dominate Lake Tahoe in High Concentrations, Officials Worry About Health Implications
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Anthropocene No Longer Surprising with Uptick in GHG, Microplastics, PFAS —Expert Says