Fecal bacteria and E.coli bacteria can survive longer on plastic waste along beaches and estuaries. These bacterias tend to bind to plastic more so than seaweed. The bacterias are harmful to humans.
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Fecal bacteria and E.coli bacteria can survive longer on plastic waste along beaches and estuaries. These bacterias tend to bind to plastic more so than seaweed. The bacterias are harmful to humans.
Photo by: https://unsplash.com/photos/RUqoVelx59I

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