There's Microplastic Blowing in the Wind, Study Suggests

By Yessenia Funes

A view of the marvelous Pyrenees Mountains. Photo: Getty

Some peaks throughout the Pyrénées Mountains of France stand more than 10,000 feet tall. Across the mountains’ ridges and valleys, adventurous visitors may spot a brown bear or a yellow lily, one of the wildflowers of the Pyrénées. But this mountain range is home to something else too, something not always visible to the human eye. And that’s plastic.

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