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09/27/2021
■Class discussion: Can the microscopic bits of plastics released into the water end up in our food? If they pose a threat to wildlife could microplastics also pose a threat to humans? Should we use less plastic in our products and packaging? Is that possible? Why or why not? The new filtration system is just one of the latest products inspired by animals. What other innovations such a sonar or aircraft have been copied from nature?
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