Microplastics are common in homes across 29 countries. New research shows who's most at risk
- Written by: Mark Patrick Taylor, Chief Environmental Scientist, EPA Victoria; Honorary Professor, School of Natural Sciences, Macquarie University
PexelsThe evidence is clear: microplastics have contaminated every corner of the globe. We can’t escape exposure to these tiny bits of plastic (less than 5mm across) in the environment, which includes the homes where people spend most of their time.
Recent research has discovered microplastics in the blood of humans. However, the question...
