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@Hyolobrika@berserker.town @aety
one figure i found is that 10% of plastic in the ocean is old fishing nets.

it's bullshit to shift the blame to any of the players, when everybody is to blame.

idk if this is still true, but things like toothpaste, shampoo, etc. contain/contained micro-plastic as abrasive. plastic fibers from washing clothes can't be removed by regular water treatment. etc.

everything plastic which is in contact with water/the environment will very likely end up as micro-plastic. the only way to prevent micro-plastic is to collect and burn plastic.

@Alex sure, that's the optimum. i think there is a difference in long term use like "car interior" or "utility crate" and "fast fashion" though. also because with those long lived items which aren't outside, you can for the most time control where they end up.
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@bonifartius @Hyolobrika @aety
>the only way to prevent micro-plastic is to collect and burn plastic.

You're pretty ignorant and talk out your ass. If you don't know something then stop saying shit. You're worthless. If you have any family in your home, grab a knife and go stab them.
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