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pollutant

[puh-loot-nt] / pəˈlut nt /


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Microplastics are already recognized as harmful pollutants, but the study points to an additional and less visible danger.

From Science Daily

When gut bacteria are exposed to these chemical pollutants, some change how they function in an attempt to survive.

From Science Daily

MPs DOM is largely made up of small, biologically accessible molecules that may stimulate or suppress microbial growth, disrupt nutrient cycles, or interact with metals and other pollutants.

From Science Daily

These plumes lift potentially harmful chemicals, aerosol pollutants, and water vapor hundreds of feet into the air -- all factors that can enhance warming.

From Science Daily

The wells “continue to leak toxic pollutants into the air, land, and water and present unacceptable dangers to human health, safety, and the environment,” the complaint says.

From Los Angeles Times