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Rachael Z. Miller is a leading voice in the fight against earth911.com/h..., the plastic smog that trails our clothing like exhaust from a car. You might not see them, but our synthetic clothing sheds millions of tiny plastic fibers that make their way into our atmosphere, oceans, and rivers. It’s been less than a century since the introduction of synthetic textiles - nylon was the first about 90 years ago - but microfibers are already found everywhere on the planet, from the peaks of the Himalayas to the guts and bloodstreams of our bodies and those of mammals and marine life. As the founder of the Rozalia Project for a Clean Ocean, Rachael has dedicated herself to documenting and mitigating the impact of this invisible pollutant, including launching coraball.com/, a laundry accessory that reduces the microfibers released during a wash.
Rachael’s work shines a light on how something as simple as earth911.com/h... have far-reaching consequences for ecosystems and wildlife, as the story she shared in a recent Earth911 explains: earth911.com/l.... She’s also a explorers.nati... has visited the Arctic and Antarctic to study the spread of microfibers. We discuss Rachael’s pioneering efforts to raise awareness, her innovative solutions, and what we can all do to reduce microfiber pollution in our daily lives. Tune in for a conversation that could change how you think about your laundry routine. You can find out more about Rachael and her work at www.rozaliapro...
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15 сен 2024
