Microfibres: the plastic in our clothes
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Could you be eating your own clothes? Our garments are shedding tiny bits of plastic that can escape into the ocean and potentially enter the food chain.
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Washing Clothes Pollutes Oceans With Microplastics – PlanetCare
Plastic Pollution in our Oceans – Sew Dynamic Fabrics
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