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In recent years, it has been reported from time to time that plastic particles in natural water sources exceed the standard, which has attracted a lot of attenti.
Data map: The research team found microscopic plastic particles in Arctic ice cor.
"The message for reassurance for drinking water consumers around the world is that, based on this assessment, we believe the risk is is l.
The WHO said that microplastics enter drinking water mainly through wastewater, and evidence shows that at least some of the microplastics found in some bottled water appear to be caused by the bottling process or packaging such as bottle ca.
This report is the first WHO investigation into the human health risks of microplasti.
Majas, a lecturer at the University of East Anglia in the UK who was not involved in the study, agrees, saying there doesn't seem to be any cause for concern at the mome.
Majas said that even if the use of plastic is completely stopped now, microplastics will continue to be produced as larger plastics break do.
