| Every day we breathe in small plastic particles that stay in our lungs because our body cannot get rid off them. Particularly children are at risk from plastic air pollution. | |
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The full health effects of breathing microplastics are not yet entirely understood but research proves that the threat to human health is high. A global agreement to stop the flow of plastic waste into the air, similar to the UN resolution to stop the flow of plastic waste into the oceans, is urgently needed.
Blueair, a world-leader in air purification solutions, is happy to announce that all its air purifiers remove airborne microplastics as research shows the negative health effects of inhaling microplastics released from toys, synthetic fibres and microbeads.
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