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STUDY: Microplastics in the body may aggravate cancer and spur metastasis – NaturalNews com

STUDY: Microplastics in the body may aggravate cancer and spur metastasis – NaturalNews com
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Fears plastic can make cancer more aggressive

New research suggests that microplastics can play an important role in the speed and aggressiveness of cancers in humans.

Stuart butlerMaria westerbosLukas kennerClinical institute for pathologyPlastic soup foundationPlastic health councilUniversity of viennaDeputy director clinical instituteMedical university

Majority of Britons Seek Fossil Fuel Free Pension Investments

1 in 3 Britons aim to avoid fossil fuel investments in pensions, urging a divestment in the sector. A fossil fuel tax could raise $720bn for climate finance.

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UK sales of plastic wet wipes look set to be banned

Following consultation, Government plans to prohibit difficult to recycle product across UK, in bid to tackle plastic pollution

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Britain to ban the billions of toxic plastic wet wipes that clog its sewers and blight the environment in world first following Daily Mail campaign

The move represents a victory for the Daily Mail which has been highlighting the dangers of plastic pollution, including wet wipes, since the award-winning Banish the Bags campaign of 2008.

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