The fleece of disposable masks is usually made of synthetic fibers, such as polypropylene (PP), which, if carelessly disposed of, causes a similar problem to plastic bags, since they do not decompose completely, but spread as microplastics in our waters. In addition, they may be contaminated with germs, which also reach into the environment uncontrolled.
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Maritime pollution
A problem even before Corona
Single-use masks
end up as plastic waste in the oceans
In Asia but also in Europe, environmentalists and divers have already found hundreds of masks, gloves and disinfectant bottles on the seabed and beaches. This not only looks ugly, but is above all a great danger for the environment. It takes about 450 years for such a protective mask made of plastic to rot.
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