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Microfibers from clothing are polluting the waterways, sediment and fish around Ventura County

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Andrea Huvard is a professor of biology at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks. Huvard and her students want to find out how polluted our natural environment is with microfibers. They are extremely small, we’re talking five millimeters or less, and are called microf fibers.

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Microfibers from clothing are polluting the waterways, sediment and fish around Ventura County

It’s not just microplastics that are polluting the ocean with plastic. The blame also goes to that comfy fleece jacket you recently sent for a spin in your washing machine.

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