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30/01/2020 – Lower microplastic pollution during washing

Niederrhein University presents preliminary findings

With the aid of a washing and filtering lab on campus, Niederrhein University is working to determine how washing behaviour influences the emission of microplastics.

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Most micro particles are emitted during the first few washes of a new piece of clothing. Professor Ellen Bendt presented preliminary research findings in Brussels. © Octavian Carare

 
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Small particles, called microplastics, are emitted during washing processes and can enter sewage plants, sludge and surface water and therefore the oceans, where they damage important habitats such as coral reefs. © vlad61_61/stock.adobe.com

 
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Most micro particles are emitted during the first few washes of a new piece of clothing. Professor Ellen Bendt presented preliminary research findings in Brussels. © Octavian Carare

 
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