File:The breakdown of a plastic bottle into smaller fragments, eventually ending up as micro- and nano-plastics.png
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English: The breakdown of a plastic bottle into smaller fragments, eventually ending up as micro- and nano-plastics
Italiano: Decomposizione di una bottiglia di plastica in frammenti più piccoli, che alla fine diventeranno micro- e nanoplastiche. |
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| Source | https://www.eea.europa.eu/ds_resolveuid/5681216d775c418388fb019ecb62d58e |
| Author | European Environmental Agency |
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