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Could Michigan Be Banning Plastic Bottles Soon? - Vimarsana News

Could Michigan Be Banning Plastic Bottles Soon?

Plastic bottles could be causing more harm than good. Will Michigan join other states and ban the use of plastic bottles?

Source: wgrd.com
Could Michigan Be Banning Plastic Bottles Soon? - Vimarsana News

Could Michigan Be Banning Plastic Bottles Soon?

Plastic bottles could be causing more harm than good. Will Michigan join other states and ban the use of plastic bottles?

Source: wrkr.com
Extra Time: Winter storm aftermath; Chris Christie ends presidential bid - Vimarsana News

Extra Time: Winter storm aftermath; Chris Christie ends presidential bid

We have the latest on the winter storm aftermath impacting the Tri-State, subway train derailment in Brooklyn, and former NJ Gov. Chris Christie ending presidential bid.

Source: abc7ny.com
Bottled water discovered to contain thousands of invisible plastic pieces which can seep into your bloodstream - Vimarsana News

Bottled water discovered to contain thousands of invisible plastic pieces which can seep into your bloodstream

Most of these are nanoparticles which have the potential to penetrate human cells and gain entry into bloodstream and major organs Stuti Mishra Climate Correspondent12 A new study found people are consuming a quarter million of tiny invisible pieces of plastic with every litre of bottled water – 10-100 times more than previously estimated. One litre of water in…

Scientists find about a quarter million invisible nanoplastic particles in a liter of bottled water - Vimarsana News

Scientists find about a quarter million invisible nanoplastic particles in a liter of bottled water

By Seth Borenstein | The Associated Press Tourists fill plastic bottles with water from a public fountain at the Sforzesco Castle, in Milan, Italy, June