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Microplastics are pairing up with pollutants This is bad news

Microplastics are pairing up with pollutants This is bad news
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Microplastics Raise Toxicity Of Organic Pollutants By 10x

Microplastics Raise Toxicity Of Organic Pollutants By 10x
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Microplastics raise toxicity of organic pollutants by a factor of 10

Study suggests microplastics are a magnet for environmental pollutants, ferrying them through our digestive tract and causing severe health damage.

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Microplastics raise toxicity of organic pollutants by 10x

Study suggests microplastics are a magnet for environmental pollutants, ferrying them through our digestive tract and causing severe health damage.

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Microplastics Could Harm Humans by Acting as Toxin Magnet, Study Finds

Microplastics are everywhere, from Mount Everest to the Arctic, from dinner plates to baby diapers. But is this ubiquitous pollution actually a danger for human health? A new study from the University of Tel Aviv presents solid evidence that it is. The researchers found that ocean microplastics act as a “magnet”

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