Plastics are Toxic; do not Use & do not Produce them, Producers & Consumers – Let us Change; Ep 10

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Plastics come in various types, distinguished by their identification numbers. Common types include PET (#1), HDPE (#2), and PVC (#3), each with distinct properties and uses. Microplastics, tiny plastic particles, are pervasive in products like cosmetics, clothing, and packaging. Items like exfoliating scrubs and synthetic fabrics release significant microplastics. The most toxic plastic, PVC (#3), releases harmful chemicals like dioxins, affecting health, ecosystems, and creating long-term financial burdens through environmental damage and healthcare costs.

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