Impact Of Sunscreen Nanoparticles On Microbes May Signal Nano/Eco Conflict
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
New research shedding light on the impact of nano-sized metals on microorganisms suggests that personal-care and other consumer products employing such particles could be harmful to the environment
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