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There are bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear of plastic called microplastics in bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear. These are bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear pieces of plastic from our bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear. They are becoming more bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear in oysters and other bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear of shellfish. Scientists say there are more than five trillion pieces of microplastic in our bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear. There is more bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear day. A marine biologist said: "Hundreds of marine organisms [mix with] plastic…in the water…and bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear of those encounters are bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear [or deadly]."

A bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear into microplastics showed that people eat up to 11,000 pieces of plastic each bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear. Only around 60 of these stay in our bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear - the bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear go down the bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear. Sixty pieces is not a bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear but they will build up and be bad for our bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear. By 2099, seafood eaters could eat up to 780,000 pieces of plastic a year. That will cause many bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear problems. Scientists say we need to recycle bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear. We should also use other bodycommoneverygarbageharmfulhealthkindslotmanymoreoceanspiecesrestseafoodstudythingstinytoiletyear instead of plastic.