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Another one of those 'no-see-ems', like the giant Pacific continent of floating plastic no one can find. You can't see it because its positive buoyancy keeps it just under the waves ... put you can measure it. It's the size of Texas ... if only you could see it. Tantamount to CLIMATE CHANGE! There's nothing more inert than polymerized "plastics", the miracle of modern science. I say all those opposed to plastics should be denied their use—everywhere. Think about that.

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I’m beginning to cringe when I see all the plastics used out of convenience like the water bottles and all of the household containers. It’s too easy for us all! Marketing is now programming!

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I am steering clar f microwave meals cooked in plastic!

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Brought to you by those who forced you to pollute you lungs with plastic fibers from masks.

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Take Nestle to court

Two unrelated studies have found a widespread plastic microfiber–contamination in bottled water.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/bsp/hi/pdfs/14_03_13_finalbottled.pdf

Averaging across lots by brand, Nestle Pure Life and Gerolsteiner showed the highest average densities at 930 and 807 MPP/L, respectively, while San Pellegrino and Minalba showed the lowest microplastic contamination with 30.0 and

63.1 MPP/L, respectively

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