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Microplastics Found in Every Fish from Yamuna River: Impact
Microplastics contaminate every fish species in the Yamuna River, raising health concerns. Fish from Delhi show higher levels than those from Haryana, indicating severe pollution. This widespread issue threatens the aquatic food chain and highlights the urgent need to combat microplastic pollution.
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