Microplastic în apa de ploaie: Locuitorii din Jakarta inhalează 3 carduri bancare pe lună

Microplastics are increasingly entering the human body through air and rain in Indonesia, raising health concerns. The average Indonesian inhales about 15 grams of microplastics monthly, equivalent to three credit cards. The widespread use of plastic and poor waste management contribute to this issue, with microplastics found in food and water. In Europe, individuals consume significant amounts of microplastics weekly, leading to potential health risks, including chronic inflammation and autoimmune diseases. Researchers are still investigating the long-term effects of microplastics on human health, including possible cancer links.