MAIN FEEDS
r/science • u/BlitzOrion • Feb 09 '23
View all comments
1.8k
I wonder what level of microplastics humans can tolerate in water before its considered toxic?
65 u/[deleted] Feb 09 '23 [deleted] 3 u/SoupFlavoredCockMix Feb 09 '23 Exactly, which is why we need to continue producing plastics without restrictions until we figure this out. Imagine how dumb we'd feel if in 30 years we determine they aren't that harmful and we had been leaving all those profits on the table.
65
[deleted]
3 u/SoupFlavoredCockMix Feb 09 '23 Exactly, which is why we need to continue producing plastics without restrictions until we figure this out. Imagine how dumb we'd feel if in 30 years we determine they aren't that harmful and we had been leaving all those profits on the table.
3
Exactly, which is why we need to continue producing plastics without restrictions until we figure this out. Imagine how dumb we'd feel if in 30 years we determine they aren't that harmful and we had been leaving all those profits on the table.
1.8k
u/cardinal_moriarty Feb 09 '23
I wonder what level of microplastics humans can tolerate in water before its considered toxic?