Nanoplastics into fish is one of the negative consequences of polymer (or monomer) membrane treatment, mainly RO; the other is high saturated salty brine, around 65,000 ppm while deadsea is around 45,000 mg/l, also high energy consumption is another considerable CO2 footprint. any "solution" with negative environmental or sustainable disadvantages is just a palliative but never a solution, so my position is that RO is just a drinking water palliative while contaminating sea fish unhealthy for humans and planet.
Published by Arturo Constante, Wastewater Purification - Zero Emissions
Nanoplastics into fish is one of the negative consequences of polymer (or monomer) membrane treatment, mainly RO; the other is high saturated salty brine, around 65,000 ppm while deadsea is around 45,000 mg/l, also high energy consumption is another considerable CO2 footprint.
any "solution" with negative environmental or sustainable disadvantages is just a palliative but never a solution, so my position is that RO is just a drinking water palliative while contaminating sea fish unhealthy for humans and planet.