NEW YORK – Eric T. Schneiderman, state attorney general, has issued a pamphlet aimed at helping consumers choose personal care products that do not contain microbeads, a known form of plastic ...
Oysters eat by filtering the water around them and digesting anything small enough to trap, whether that’s algae, phytoplankton — or tiny pieces of plastic floating in the ocean. It stands to reason ...
Samples of treated wastewater, including those taken from six Western New York plants, show that plastic “microbeads” washed down sink and shower drains are passing straight through the facilities and ...
Environmental groups in New York's North Country are trying to spread the word about water pollution from microbeads. Microbeads are tiny,... Jul 27, 2015 — Environmental groups in New York's North ...
New York Attorney General asks state lawmakers to pass Microbead-Free Waters Act State lawmakers from both houses are planning legislation that introduces AG’s act The Ithaca Wastewater Treatment ...
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