> I've no idea why they chose teabags to study I think they are a pretty reasonable thing to study. Teabags are porous plastic subjected to high heat. So the

> I've no idea why they chose teabags to study I think they are a pretty reasonable thing to study. Teabags are porous plastic subjected to high heat. So the question has to be "what happens when these plastic baggies get exposed to high levels of heat? Does that liberate some of the plastic into the drink?" Particularly worthy because tea is one of the most common beverages consumed.