Submitted by Additional-Two-7312 t3_zszhsl in science
gerberag t1_j1ba75i wrote
Thank you laundry pods.
Thank you dishwasher pods.
Idiots.
Stingray88 t1_j1bvq4m wrote
Fleece, Nylon, Acrylic, Polyester, Spandex, etc… all synthetic fibers made from plastics. Every time we wash clothes like these we’re injecting millions of microplastics into the water supply.
thehazer t1_j1blrzn wrote
Tires, food packaging, clothes. Big oil probably needs to go down for increasing the likelihood of human extinction.
StuartGotz t1_j1cwnls wrote
How to Doubly Fúck the Planet
willbeach8890 t1_j1bh6xt wrote
Awful specific
gerberag t1_j1bj84z wrote
IDK. How many million per day?
ChopChop007 t1_j1c1vv8 wrote
idk.. Compared to coca cola?
primalscreen t1_j1dq7qx wrote
PVA pods are an issue, but they are a small contributor because they do somewhat break down. You should be more concerned about the polyester clothes and plastic cooking utensils which are put into the machines. Ultimately, however, the vast majority of microplastics in the ocean are from packaging (either retail or supply-chain types) which end up outside of the proper disposal systems.
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