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Treatment of the Wastewater Polluted with Synthetic Microfiber Released from Washing Machine
Summary
Researchers investigated how synthetic microfibers released during laundry washing spread through wastewater systems and into the broader environment. These tiny fibers are a major and often overlooked source of microplastic pollution that is difficult to capture with conventional wastewater treatment.
Microfiber (MFs), are classified as secondary microplastic pollutants with diameter less than 10 µm, mainly released from the laundering of synthetic fabric. Investigations confirmed the universal presence of these fragments throughout the atmosphere...