Scientists develop a new way of detecting microfibre pollution from textiles which suggests the problem is worse than previously feared
MANCHESTER - Researchers at the University of Manchester have developed a new fluorescence-based method that claims to dramatically improve the detection of microfibres released from textiles during washing and wear.
The findings suggest that conventional testing methods may have been missing a large proportion of the smallest fibre fragments, the particles most likely to persist in the environment and enter living organisms.
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