Nanoplastics Travel Up the Food Chain From Soil to Plants to Animals, New Study Shows

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By Paige BennettSep 13, 2022, 6:40 pm166 pts
A new study finds how nanoplastics journey up the food chain, from being absorbed from the soil by lettuce, moving to insects, and eventually winding up in fish. The authors note this could pose potential health risks if this process is replicated with other crops and organisms. There’s been growing concern…

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