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Your Sunscreen May Be Making Plastic Marine Pollution Worse

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New research suggests that an active ingredient in many sunscreens, octinoxate, is prolonging the life of marine plastics The post Your sunscreen may be making plastic marine pollution worse appeared first on Macao News.

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According to the study of the University of Stirling, the degradation is prolonged and biofilms are strengthened. Sunscreens entering the sea damage the environment.

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Your sunscreen may be making plastic marine pollution worse

New research suggests that an active ingredient in many sunscreens, octinoxate, is prolonging the life of marine plastics The post Your sunscreen may be making plastic marine pollution worse appeared first on Macao News.

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