Microplastics are microscopically small, but can reach the human body via air, water or food. In addition to political measures, consumers are also in demand in order to contain the entry into the environment. As studies by the Ecoinstitut Südtirol show, the almost invisible plastic track does not stop even in front of seemingly untouched alpine waters.
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Microplastics are microscopically small, but can reach the human body via air, water or food. In addition to political measures, consumers are also in demand in order to contain the entry into the environment. As studies by the Ecoinstitut Südtirol show, the almost invisible plastic track does not stop even in front of seemingly untouched alpine waters.