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A new study found that "microbubbles" are eroding plastic in the water, contributing to a higher release of microplastics. Source · thecooldown.com
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What is this story about?
A new study found that "microbubbles" are eroding plastic in the water, contributing to a higher release of microplastics.
Why did Glen Kerby choose this story?
Microbubbles eroding off plastic bottle walls — not just BPA leaching, but physical particles fragmenting every time you squeeze the bottle. This study reframed plastic exposure from "what's in the water" to "what comes off the container."
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It was published by thecooldown.com as “Scientists issue warning about 'invisible' hazard in plastic water bottles: 'Society urgently need to come to grips'”, at https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/microbubbles-plastic-erosion-microplastics-study/.
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“Scientists issue warning about 'invisible' hazard in plastic water bottles: 'Society urgently need to come to grips'”
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