NANOPLASTICS SMALLER THAN MICROPLASTICS FOUND IN BOTH BOTTLED AND TAP WATER ...BUT NOT IN MY AQUATHIN !
NANOPLASTICS SMALLER THAN MICROPLASTICS FOUND IN BOTH BOTTLED AND TAP WATER ...BUT NOT IN MY AQUATHIN !Alfred "Alfie" LipshultzPurifying The Waters Of The World For The Best Taste In Life January 24, 2024This week environmental medias reported (see articles below) that studies from major respected agencies and universities show BOTH tap water and bottled water brands contained plastic microfibers AND NOW NANOPLASTICSsome had gargantuan counts.
"Generally, microplastics are plastic fragments of 0.1 m5 mm in size, whereas, the dimension of nanoplastics is 0.0010.1 m. These fragments are so minute that they are not visible to the naked eye or even under a simple optical microscope."
So here's our questions:
A) Do you think this just happened? Or continuous for decades
B) What about regulating agenciesoverseeing operations? Well, this is a perfect example of "under-regulated and non-regulated" contaminates. Plastic micro AND nanofibers aren't included in protocol testing.
[AQUATHINEDITOR NOTE:AQUATHINCUSTOMERS DON'T DRINK PLASTIC MICRO AND NANOFIBRE CONTAMINATED WATER.
WHYBECAUSE THEIRAQUATHINMULTI BARRIER RODI WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEM IS THEIR LAST LINE OF DEFENSE ]
CLICK HERE >>>https://www.aquathin.com/sites/default/files/particle%20size.pdf
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The Independent
Bottledwaterdiscovered to contain thousands of invisible plastic pieces which can seep into your bloodstream ...contaminatedwith the seaside sand.
Bottledwatercontains 100 times more plastic nanoparticles than previously thought
The world "is drowning under the weight of plasticpollution, with more than 430 million tonnes of plastic produced annually" and microplastics are ...
Diet for a Sick Planet: Studies Find More Plastic in Our Food and BottledWater
Inside Climate News
Also published Monday, in the journal EnvironmentalPollution, was a paper from scientists at the University of Toronto and the Ocean Conservancy, ...
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