New research in Australia finds the chemical recycling of polyester and blended textile waste can cause significant microplastic pollution
NEWCASTLE, NSW - The chemical textile-to-textile recycling of polyester and cotton waste could be a significant source of microfibre release into the environment, according to a new report.
Entitled 'Textile Recycling’s Hidden Problem', the study is the work of researchers at the University of Newcastle in New South Wales, and also the Australian Cotton Research Institute and the Cotton Research and Development Corporation.
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