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CSIC Scientists Discover the Impact of Rainwater by Dragging Garbage Accumulated in Cities

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The rain can turn the streets of a city into a direct track towards the bottom of the sea, dragging plastics and other waste to the fishing grounds in just 2 to 5 weeks. Researchers establish the relationship between precipitation episodes and the accumulation of waste on the seabed of the northwest of the MediterraneanWhen it rains on a coastal city, the water not only cleans streets and sidewalks. On its route you can also collect plastics, pa…
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The rain can turn the streets of a city into a direct track towards the bottom of the sea, dragging plastics and other waste to the fishing grounds in just 2 to 5 weeks. Researchers establish the relationship between precipitation episodes and the accumulation of waste on the seabed of the northwest of the MediterraneanWhen it rains on a coastal city, the water not only cleans streets and sidewalks. On its route you can also collect plastics, pa…

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meteored.cl broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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