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Microfibers in Great Lakes algae: A hidden threat to wildlife and our water?

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Microfibers, tiny plastic strings from washing fabrics, are present in every algae sample from four of the Great Lakes, carrying toxic chemicals like PFAS to other organisms.
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Microfibers in Great Lakes algae: A hidden threat to wildlife and our water?

Microfibers, tiny plastic strings from washing fabrics, are present in every algae sample from four of the Great Lakes, carrying toxic chemicals like PFAS to other organisms.

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Planet Detroit broke the news in on Friday, April 18, 2025.
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