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New technology has detected a near-invisible substance in bottled water from three popular brands. Krakenimages.com / Shutterstock.com
Over the past few years, research and conversations on tiny plastic particles have been growing — and now there’s been a development. Researchers at Columbia University developed a new technology for detecting nanoplastics — the smallest known plastic particles — and used it to test bottled water from three major brands. The average number of plastic fragments they detected was 10 to 100 times…
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