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Microplastics from Synthetic Textiles
Microplastics from synthetic textiles outpace many known pollution sources: a single laundry load releases up to 700,000 microplastic fibres. This makes clothing the largest source of microplastic pollution in the ocean, with fibres found in Arctic ice and deep-sea sediments.
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