Is your washing machine contributing to the ‘microplastic’ pollution problem in the world’s oceans?
Jonathan Benson
Natural News
October 31, 2011
(NaturalNews) Much of the clothing people wear today is made with polyester, acrylic, rayon, and various other synthetic textile materials. And a new study published in the American Chemical Society (ACS) journal Environmental Science & Technology has found that, when washed, such garments release high amounts of “microplastic” fibers that end up polluting the world’s oceans.
Scientist Mark Browne and a team of researchers from Ireland, Canada, the UK, and Australia discovered that thousands of tiny fiber bits are shed from clothes every time they are washed. In tests, a single garment released as much as 1,900 polyester or acrylic threads, which are typically smaller than a pinhead. And eventually, these fibers ended up washing out to sea.
Water has Memory
YouTube – Oasis HD
February 3, 2011
hat tip: Activist Post
“Occupy Wall Street Protest Song” Pushes Deadly Vaccines And Seems Ignorant Of Lethal Effects Of Fluoride In Our Water Supply – SHAME
by Amir Alwani
Potent News
October 20, 2011
Take a quick look at the chilling lyrics for this “Occupy Wall Street Protest Song” from Big Government. If you actually pay attention, you see that the writer must think that we have clean water in all of our water in our faucets. We don’t have clean water. We have water contaminated with a highly toxic industrial waste that we euphemistically refer to as fluoride. Later, he pushes vaccines. Even McDonalds’ pushes vaccines now. Just take a look at the vaccine section of this website to get the other side of the story.
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