And it continues ... What hasn't micro plastic infected
Hugz & xXx
And it continues ... What hasn't micro plastic infected
Hugz & xXx
We can’t deny the convenience of plastic to ordinary people. I remember when just about all liquids were sold in heavy, fragile (but easily reused/recycled) glass. It’s not just big greedy companies that totally embraced the use of plastic. It’s most human beings. Simply blaming big companies relieves all of us from the responsibility of looking for & using (& paying for) alternatives.
In less than 100 years, we managed to pollute the entire ecosphere (until further notice: of the known universe) with micro-plastic, including every single animal and ourselves.
Because plastic is so convenient and economical. Turns out, it was economical for the corporations producing it (looking at you, Big Oil) but probably a huge liability for everyone else.
Who's gonna pay for the damages?
Surely not the companies, which sold the crap.
@melissabeartrix sigh. I saw recently that they’re finding microplastics in human placentas.
Yep, I posted that article a week or so ago ... I'm kind of thinking that micro plastic is going to be more important than climate change soon ... Hugz
Hugz & xXx
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