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Microplastic
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Vy Tran
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Updated Apr 24, 2022
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
00:46
Chapter 3
00:49
Chapter 4
02:00
Chapter 5
02:02
Chapter 6
02:35
Chapter 7
03:09
Chapter 8
03:11
Chapter 9
03:53
Chapter 10
03:56
Chapter 11
03:57
Chapter 12
05:04
Chapter 13
05:05
Chapter 14
05:49
Chapter 15
06:51
Chapter 16
06:52
Chapter 17
07:02
Chapter 18
Audio Transcript
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Hello. This is
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um a video presentation. My name is V tran.
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Uh The presentation is going to be about micro plastic pollution.
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So what is it about?
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Uh It's gonna be including two sources. One is a new article
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by independent digital news and media
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of microplastics in air that spiral the glow of pollution study finds.
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And the other one is going to be primary literature
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from a science to figure research
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of constraining the atmospheric limb of the plastic cycle.
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So what is plastic? Um plastic search it? We use them in
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they are daily lives like straws
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cups like Starbucks, cups that we get from Starbucks
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literally anything
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that we can think of.
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Um it's a resilience and synthetic nature.
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Most of the waste plastics are recycled,
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buried in landfills or incinerated
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But 12% into 18
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adequate management
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and littering which is
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not good. And um since they do not decompose recompose
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the leftover plastic and then be
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breakdown
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continuously.
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Break down into smaller synthetic polymers which are called microplastics.
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So from the new story they stated that plastic
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particles in the air has been traveling across the continent
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by when and can also be
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travel by waves in the oceans.
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Um
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220,000 metric tons
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of micro plastic per year are produced.
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Most of them are disposed of incineration but
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As stated before 18% still enters the atmosphere.
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The atmospheric data was collected across the Western US from 2017 to 2019.
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Most of the
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plastic were from car tires and road the particles into the air
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microplastics splintering Friuli
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from like the contact
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of the both services
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with the traffic
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and the addition of damaged fuel emissions.
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The
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News article also mentioned about a report
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from the World Health Organization in 2019
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concluded that there were micro plastic particles
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in drinking water which may have negative
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affect and unknown consequences
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that can affect the ecosystem overall and the human health.
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Um,
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the inhalation of particles like microplastics can be irritating to lung tissues.
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3, 2 more serious disease
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that relate to respiration.
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So about the primary literature. Scientifically
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the mismanagement breaking that waste can have an effect on bio chill
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chemical cycle as stated before. Cars and roads
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is mainly the thing that create most of the plastic
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and then
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marine
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environment and agriculture and the leases does submissions.
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Ah the array of increased plastic pollution is around 4% per year.
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And they,
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the scientist
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use the method of using observations of
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microplastics position and the optimal estimation techniques
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to determine the
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to determine the likely resource,
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the sources of microplastics.
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Mm hmm.
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So this is the data that they collected um,
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is representation of the major sources of microplastics to the atmosphere.
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Uh, as you can see the atmosphere of microplastics resources.
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Yeah,
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they have many areas that
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include the microplastics
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right
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Sea spray which is 11
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Thus near urban centers. 0.4
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they have a different range of um
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percentage.
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So the position of the microplastics for 84% from Rhodes,
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which is um, how what the news article
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talked about how they all can
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contact being contact between the tires
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in the road,
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The
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making contact with the traffic,
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causing a lot of splintering of micro plastic to the atmosphere,
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1% from sea spray
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and 5% from agriculture, mostly from statistics
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fertilization. Because they
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used
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um plastic and nitrogen help the tree grow
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and 0.4% from the us that
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near the population centers like um carbon footprint.
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Yeah,
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burning fuels.
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Um So the data in the graph pretty much explained
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and this is the reference of
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all the pictures uh included
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the new articles. And this is the course of bio 1 82 General Biology
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for Nature's
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Um at Arizona State University in the spring 2022 semesters.
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