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Microplastic Contamination and Life Cycle Assessment of Bottled Drinking Water

Springer transactions in civil and environmental engineering 2020 4 citations ? Citation count from OpenAlex, updated daily. May differ slightly from the publisher's own count.
Dharnidhar Choudhary, Caneon Kurien, Ajay Kumar

Summary

Researchers analyzed microplastic contamination in bottled drinking water and found that the plastic packaging itself releases microplastic particles that can enter the human body and cause oxidative stress in tissues — raising questions about whether bottled water, widely assumed to be clean, may be a significant source of plastic exposure.

Study Type Environmental

Microplastic released from bottled water is found to be an anthropogenic contaminant affecting human health. Microplastic particles can lead to oxidative stress if it enters the human tissue. Most microplastic particles are found to be in size range of...

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