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Sounds like good news. The sponges take harmful chemicals out of our environment.

• crazygringo 1y ago
  ...to then re-release them gradually over the next days and months. So, no.
  • amelius 1y ago
    Then you need a better sponge.
    • SketchySeaBeast 1y ago
      Yes, they are bad sponges, that's the issue, both that they are sponges and that they are bad at it.
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• npteljes 1y ago
  Not good news, it's just better to know, than to not know. These sponges don't take chemicals out of our environment, they trap it and slowly release it where we would need cleanness. These chemicals would have gone away a long time ago, but the sponges kept them there. Additionally why this is not good news, these materials were not supposed to be sponges to begin with. So, it's like discovering a bad side effect. Again, better to know than to not know, but it's not what one would call good news.