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NO, according to the article, you are wrong: ""The biggest source is likely larger plastic items that we can see during beach cleanups that enter the water and
by melling 10y ago
NO, according to the article, you are wrong:
""The biggest source is likely larger plastic items that we can see during beach cleanups that enter the water and over time break down with the sunlight into smaller and smaller pieces of microplastic."
Think plastic bags, styrofoam takeout containers and plastic cutlery, says Rochman."
- Dylan16807 10y agoThat is irrelevant to this discussion of neotek's comment. "I know this article is about more than just microbeads" is at the start of that comment. The frustration is not all plastic. The frustration is the microbeads.