Study: Microplastics levels in Finnish drinking water low

Yle·Nov 15

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A study has found that microplastics levels in Finnish drinking water are low. However, other reports suggest that microplastics can still contaminate drinking water through various means, such as poor wastewater management. The overall safety of drinking water from microplastics and other contaminants remains a topic of discussion among experts.

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