Microplastics are raining down on Mount Everest all year round, study shows
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Potentially toxic microplastic and nanoplastic particles are raining down on Mount Everest year-round, scientists warn in a new study. These extremely small plastic fragments, measuring less than 5 millimeters in length, are now found everywhere on our planet – from the ice-capped peaks of the world’s highest mountains to the depths of the oceans. Studies have warned that these particles could pose a threat to the environment and public health, …
Microplastics are raining down on Mount Everest all year round, study shows
Tibetan Plateau is receiving an estimated 56 tons of microplastics annually at altitudes above 4000 metres
Researchers found that microplastic particles have even reached the heights of Mount Everest, raining down daily on research stations in the area. The post Plastic Pollution on Mount Everest; Nanoplastics Reach the Highest Point on Earth appeared first on Digiato.
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