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A study out Monday in Nature Geoscience found that wind can take tiny plastic particles known as microplastics for a ride, dumping them on unsuspecting mountaintops far from human settlements鈥攍ike the Pyr茅n茅es. Its one of the first studies to show how these particles move
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