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To: scion who wrote (12171)	8/13/2019 8:52:46 AM
From: scion	of 12881

How do organisms interact with microplastics that now pervade our rivers and oceans? Microplastics are 'transformed' by rivers and oceans, interacting with organisms and the environment with unknown consequences for human and environmental health. By Quest Contributor The University of Birmingham Plastic pollution has garnered media attention - and public worry. But microplastics - tiny particles of less than five millimeters - are now widely abundant in our ecosystem. They may pose direct threats to human health and ecosystem functioning. Experts at the University of Birmingham are investigating the scale of microplastic pollution and the potential impacts they may cause now, and in the future. ... MUCH MORE birmingham.ac.uk

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