London (Reuters) – At least 3,000 more chemicals have been discovered in plastics than previously estimated by environmental agencies, a new report reveals. This finding raises concerns about pollution and consumer safety, as a quarter of these chemicals are believed to be harmful to human health and the environment. The report, conducted by a team of European scientists and funded by the Norwegian Research Council, identifies over 16,000 chemicals in plastics, highlighting the urgent need for a comprehensive approach to tackle plastic pollution. Researchers emphasize the importance of scrutinizing the full life cycle of plastics and addressing the issue of toxic chemicals to effectively combat environmental and health risks associated with plastic products.
Over 16,000 Chemicals Found in Plastics Raise Concerns – Global Treaty in Development, Norway
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