Dr. Stephanie Wright of King's College London led other researchers to survey four beaches in the UK. They mainly collected mussels on the beach. The BBC's Inside Out investigation team also did the research. The reason they are concerned about mussels is that Too much plastic waste encroaches on the body of mussels and also harms human health.

At Ramsgate Beach, 80% of the mussels are contaminated, mainly because the shells are filled with traces of plastic less than 5mm. “These plastic granules are small enough to penetrate cells and even organs. We are not worried that these non-farm cultured mussels will be eaten directly, but other fish and marine organisms may eat mussels, which will eventually affect The top of the food chain." Dr. Stephanie said his concerns to Daily Mail. Previous studies have also shown that microplastic toxic chemicals release toxic substances in the intestines after entering the human body. Even micro-plastics can harm the human body through the respiratory tract.

Every year, about 10,000 to 27,000 tons of plastic waste is dumped in the waters of various parts of the UK, and this number is between 5 million and 13 million in the world, which is equivalent to a truck garbage every minute. Now the plastic stock in the ocean is probably It is 150 million tons. If we follow this trend, by 2050, the plastic waste in the ocean will far exceed the fish.

Isn't these plastics completely useless? Almost everyone knows that they can be recycled. 95% of the world's plastic products are used only once, causing an economic loss of 6.5-9.2 billion pounds. If bold actions are taken around the world to further recycle plastic waste, it may save the marine ecology.

Not only mussels, but also the Thames estuary may be contaminated. This is the subject of further research by Kent and the Essex Offshore Fisheries Protection Association (IFCA). Robert Dyer is a researcher at IFCA. His research on mussels concluded that plastics entering the mussel's body tissue not only cause excessive nerve pressure, but also affect reproductive capacity.

Large marine animals, such as whales and dolphins, are the number one victims of plastics. Studies have shown that a total of 557 marine mammals and birds suffer from plastic waste wrapped in the esophagus and stomach. When the protectionists used to wash the stomach of a mink whale in France, they washed out 800 kilograms of plastic waste, which was shocking.

Now, no country can escape the clutch of plastic pollution. The Water Consumption Committee (CC Water) has partnered with DJS Research to commission the latter to investigate areas such as water and wastewater treatment, and last month they issued a report. The United States has the highest rate of tap water pollution, reaching 93%, followed by Lebanon and India. Although France, Germany and the UK have the lowest levels, they have reached 72%.

Shan Xingchi's movie "The Mermaid" protagonist Shan Shan has a line: If there is a clean water in the world, there is no clean air, and it makes sense to earn more money.

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