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To: ransomnote
that means my diet coke is full of them
To: ransomnote
3 posted on
08/01/2022 5:29:12 PM PDT by
Repeal The 17th
(Get out of the matrix and get a real life.)
To: ransomnote
Environmental whackos looking to generate another fake problem
4 posted on
08/01/2022 5:30:54 PM PDT by
HereInTheHeartland
(Have you seen Joe Biden's picture on a milk carton?)
To: ransomnote
To: ransomnote
Microplastics are tiny, virtually invisible fragments of plastic between 0.0001 and 5 millimeters. If you are drinking something with 5 millimeter pieces of plastic in it, you will definitely know it!
6 posted on
08/01/2022 5:33:11 PM PDT by
PGR88
To: ransomnote
To: ransomnote
“Every week, we ingest an average of 5 grams, the equivalent of a credit card,” This defies reason. That means every day you would consume 14% of a credit card. I think you’d have to see that much plastic.
10 posted on
08/01/2022 5:42:12 PM PDT by
FatherofFive
(We support Trump. Not the GOP)
To: ransomnote
11 posted on
08/01/2022 5:42:33 PM PDT by
moovova
To: ransomnote
Bottled water is the most abused food product.
Every other product; manufactures, shippers and retailers do everything to limit exposure to sunlight and heat.
Cases of bottled water sit outside, next to store windows and hot warehouses. Purchasers leave them outside, hot cars and beds of trucks in direct sunlight.
Even your tap water, exposure to sunlight is kept to zero until it comes out of the faucet (*not Dr Faucet).
12 posted on
08/01/2022 5:43:16 PM PDT by
Deaf Smith
(When a Texan takes his chances, chances will be taken that's for sure.)
To: ransomnote; RummyChick
I’m shooting for full plaatification at the time of death.
13 posted on
08/01/2022 5:45:11 PM PDT by
DannyTN
To: ransomnote
"A recent study by OrbMedia analyzed 159 water samples, sourced from both tap water and bottled water in 14 countries, and found that over 80% of all samples contained tiny plastic particles, with an average of 4.34 plastic particles per liter of water. Even more surprising, 94% of water samples from the United States contained microplastics, which topped the list."
14 posted on
08/01/2022 5:46:37 PM PDT by
DannyTN
To: ransomnote
All my water is through a very expensive filter. Not gettin in.
16 posted on
08/01/2022 5:49:42 PM PDT by
Secret Agent Man
(Gone Galt; not averse to Going Bronson.)
To: ransomnote
Criticism of author. 5mm is not invisible. 1mm is not invisible. You can feel a 1mm item in your mouth.
17 posted on
08/01/2022 5:50:45 PM PDT by
Secret Agent Man
(Gone Galt; not averse to Going Bronson.)
To: ransomnote
This is not new it’s been know for many many years
To: ransomnote
unlike ALL the other plastic containers i guess
19 posted on
08/01/2022 5:53:38 PM PDT by
Chode
(there is no fall back position, there's no rally point, there is no LZ... we're on our own. #FJB)
To: ransomnote
20 posted on
08/01/2022 5:55:25 PM PDT by
Rio
To: ransomnote
The pieces are all coagulating in the oceans and are killing off the seas in large rafts. They can be seen from space. Believe you now and hear me later.
To: ransomnote
24 posted on
08/01/2022 6:17:45 PM PDT by
slouper
(LWRC SPR 5.5 6)
To: ransomnote
The plastics might act as endocrine disrupters and cause hormone issues.
26 posted on
08/01/2022 6:21:00 PM PDT by
UnwashedPeasant
(The pandemic we suffer from is not COVID. It is Marxist Democrat Leftism.)
To: ransomnote
Healthier than the jab? I’m thinking yes.
27 posted on
08/01/2022 6:22:19 PM PDT by
Libloather
(Why do climate change hoax deniers live in mansions on the beach?)
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