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True or false: Microplastics have been found in sea and river fish, but not in tap water
True or false: Microplastics have been found in sea and river fish, but not in tap water
False
True or false: Plastic bottles contain approximately twice as much microplastic as filtered tap water
True or false: Plastic bottles contain approximately twice as much microplastic as filtered tap water
True
True or false: Tea bags are not a source of microplastic release
True or false: Tea bags are not a source of microplastic release
False
True or false: A person consumes approximately 5 grams of plastic through food and water every day
True or false: A person consumes approximately 5 grams of plastic through food and water every day
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Study Notes
Microplastics in Water and Food
- Microplastics have been found in sea and river fish, but their presence in tap water is still a topic of debate.
- Plastic bottles contain a significant amount of microplastic, approximately twice as much as filtered tap water.
- Tea bags are a source of microplastic release, contributing to the problem of microplastic pollution.
- The average person consumes a substantial amount of plastic, approximately 5 grams, through their food and water intake daily.
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Test your knowledge on microplastics with this quiz! Learn about the presence of microplastics in various ecosystems and their impact on the environment and human health. Find out how microplastics can be found in different foods and water sources, and explore ways to mitigate their harmful effects.
