how to get rid of microplastics?

[Someone.something_]

I was wondering if anyone here has any idea how we in the future could remove plastic and microplastics from the environment.

microplastics are probably one of the top things the jewz use to destroy the world and everything in it. They are some of the biggest threats to humanity in the future in my opinion as they cause cancer, infertility, and more. The three main threats to testosterone and fertility in men are xenoestrogens, seed oils, and microplastics and two of those they're somewhat easy to get rid of (just stop making seed oils/items with the xenoestrogens) but for plastic there's no real way to get rid of them yet.

I've seen very little studies going into finding a way to get rid of them, the only way I could really see fit is somehow bioengineering a fungus or bacteria into degrading plastic. I believe I remember seeing news on how they found bacteria like this in large landfills. and also how mealworms can break down styrofoam into usable waste.

but other than that what's the plan to eliminate them before they eliminate us. it's in our food supply, water supply, blood stream, brain, clothes, everywhere. what can we do for this?

 

[RockSeed13]

I was wondering if anyone here has any idea how we in the future could remove plastic and microplastics from the environment.

microplastics are probably one of the top things the jewz use to destroy the world and everything in it. They are some of the biggest threats to humanity in the future in my opinion as they cause cancer, infertility, and more. The three main threats to testosterone and fertility in men are xenoestrogens, seed oils, and microplastics and two of those they're somewhat easy to get rid of (just stop making seed oils/items with the xenoestrogens) but for plastic there's no real way to get rid of them yet.

I've seen very little studies going into finding a way to get rid of them, the only way I could really see fit is somehow bioengineering a fungus or bacteria into degrading plastic. I believe I remember seeing news on how they found bacteria like this in large landfills. and also how mealworms can break down styrofoam into usable waste.

but other than that what's the plan to eliminate them before they eliminate us. it's in our food supply, water supply, blood stream, brain, clothes, everywhere. what can we do for this?

If the fungus or bacteria became popular, it could spread to plastic pipes, plastic furnitures, computers, phones, plastic pens, plastic containers, etc. eating them. We would probably have to switch all those materials to other suitable ones.

I really hate one use plastics. Especially here in my country where my andrapodic country men will just throw trash everywhere following the motto: out of sight, out of mind. We don't have a functioning garbage disposal system due to corrupt politicians and possible crypto-jews in the government. Baal damns them all!!!