microplastics
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Sun's Heat Can Churn Plastics Into Organic Particles: How Does it Affect the Environment?
If you leave a cheap plastic bag in the sun long enough, it will ultimately disintegrate into a powdery mess, with its petrochemical pieces being blown around by the wind.
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Honeybees Accumulate Airborne Microplastics on Their Bodies: How Does it Affect Them?
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You Might Be Inhaling Tons of Microplastics Swirling in the Air
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Airborne Plastic: Can Microplastics in the Air Affect Human Health?
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Space 'Real Estate' War: Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos Race to Build Celestial Structure
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Massive Amount of Microplastics Present in the Seabed of Antarctica and Polar Seas
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Scientists Develop Technique to Detect Microplastics in Humans
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There Could Be up to 21 Million Tons of Microplastics Littering the Atlantic Ocean
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Study: Five Popular Kinds of Seafood in Australia Had Microplastics
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Microplastics Travel and Fall From Our Sky
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Extraordinary Marine Animals Trap Microplastics and Carbon Dioxide, Slowing Climate Change
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Found: Microplastics in Florida's Birds of Prey
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Microplastics Found in Sea Breeze, Study Suggests
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