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-Marine water
-Wastewater
-Fresh water
-Food
-Air
-Drinking-water, both bottled & tap water
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-Physical particles
-Chemicals
-Microbial pathogens as part of biofilms
Available evidence states: chemicals & biofilms associated with microplastics in drinking-water pose a low concern for human health.
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💧Developing standard methods for measuring microplastic particles in water
💧More studies on the sources and occurrence of microplastics in fresh water
💧More studies on the efficacy of different treatment processes
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💧Wastewater treatment can remove over 90%, mostly through filtration
💧Conventional drinking-water treatment can remove particles smaller than a micrometre
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💧2.2 billion people lack access to safe drinking-water
💧4.2 billion people lack safely managed sanitation
Drinking water contaminated by faeces puts them at high risk of deadly diseases like cholera.