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by Steve44
3029 days ago
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It's to do with how fine these plastic particles are and the sheer volumes of waste which need filtering. They do remove a fair percentage but not all. [1] Even in regular drains there will be a significant amount of contamination which would prevent the water from being used as-is; if you have a specific rainwater collection system that would work but is basically what our reservoirs are now. [1] https://www.patagonia.com/blog//2017/02/an-update-on-microfi... "wastewater treatment plants filter a good amount of microfibers (65–92 percent) but still release a significant volume of waste into the environment" |
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