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Subject A USGS study identified plastic in more than 90% of rainwater samples taken from across Colorado.
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Original Message Not exactly new but it's pretty nuts


In a new study, researchers from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) discovered multicolored microplastic shards, beads and fibers in more than 90 percent of rainwater samples taken from across Colorado, including samples from locations more than two miles (3,000 meters) high in Rocky Mountain National Park.

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