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Greenpeace finds microplastics in Geneva’s air
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Greenpeace finds microplastics in Geneva’s air
In the same week that that negotiations to introduce a globally binding plastics treaty in Geneva appear to have failed, Greenpeace have published research revealing the level of microplastics that are present in the air of that very city. To explore the extent of airborne microplastic exposure in urban life, Greenpeace conducted a case study in the city on 17th July 2025. A researcher wore a modified PDR-1500 personal air quality monitor for ei…
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