2D @2DFilterSystems

2D builds technologies to fight plastic pollution. Our DeSci memecoin @PlasticDAO ⚫ empowers you to be part of our movement. plasticdao.floki.id San Antonio, TX Joined November 2024

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5 months ago

@theSciTechGuy I provide context. (But mostly memes) theguardian.com/environment/20…

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We are very pleased to have worked with The Mayo Clinic on the first study linking microplastics to cardiovascular disease. Many more studies using Plastictox are ongoing as we uncover the extent of the damage caused by microplastics to the human body. mdpi.com/2039-4713/16/3…

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6 months ago

@ArrowLabCEO Congratulations 👏👍

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Shining Science @ShiningScience

9 months ago

🫀A major 2026 study confirms patients with microscopic plastics embedded in their neck arteries face a 4.5x higher risk of stroke or death. This shifts the focus from cholesterol to pollution, proving that the plastic you eat and breathe is physically clogging your vascular system. Filtering your water is now a critical heart strategy. Source: New England Journal of Medicine

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EU Environment @EU_ENV

9 months ago

Microplastics are interfering with the ocean’s role in regulating Earth’s temperature 🌎🌊 A new study published in the ‘Journal of Hazardous Materials: Plastic’ confirms that. The EU is aims to significantly reduce microplastic releases: link.europa.eu/dNHMjD

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Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal

10 months ago

MICROPLASTICS ARE SHREDDING MALE ARTERIES - IT’S WORSE THAN WE THOUGHT New research has found that daily exposure to microplastics - the junk in your food, water, and air - can supercharge heart disease in men. In just 9 weeks, male mice fed a clean, low-fat diet but dosed daily with microplastics developed 63% more plaque near the heart - and a staggering 624% increase in a major artery. No weight gain. No high cholesterol. Just plastic poisoning the bloodstream and jamming up arteries from the inside. The plastics burrowed into artery walls, messed with protective cells, and flipped on genes that trigger inflammation and plaque buildup. Female mice? Barely affected. Estrogen may be protecting them. Scientists say this is some of the strongest evidence yet that microplastics aren’t just gross - they’re actively damaging your heart, especially if you’re male. Source: Environment International

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10 months ago

@MAstronomers Congratulations young man 👏

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10 months ago

@neiltyson Merry Christmas Dr. Tyson!

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10 months ago

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10 months ago

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Shining Science @ShiningScience

10 months ago

100% of samples. Not some. All of them. Researchers analyzed human testes and found microplastic pollution in every single one. They believe it's driving the global collapse in sperm counts. Plastic isn't just in the ocean anymore. It's inside us. Source: Toxicological Sciences

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11 months ago

@bryan_johnson The microplastics consumption out of plastic cups, protocol!

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11 months ago

Working on something huge! When the time is right, we will share it with you all!

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Plastic Pollutes @PlasticPollutes

11 months ago

Did you know that the plastic you put in your recycling bin could actually be shipped to other countries? 🤔And it has a name. It’s called waste colonialism. 🥤An enormous amount of plastics, labeled as “recycling,” have been historically shipped from the Global North to the Global South. Shipped plastic waste is rarely ever recycled upon reaching its destination. Instead, this waste trade more commonly involves waste haulers illegally dumping and open-burning plastics, shouldering the people who live near these dumping sites with major health risks and a degraded environment. 👷Waste pickers process about 60% of all plastic collected for recycling around the world. People who earn incomes by picking wastes make the least from cheap plastics, and because of constant exposure to plastics in their line of work face elevated risks of cancers, infectious diseases (which cling to plastics), respiratory problems, and other serious health issues. Despite living and working on the frontlines of the plastic pollution and waste crises, waste pickers have historically been left out of policy discussions and decisions around waste management. 🗑️ When it comes to plastic, there is no away. That’s why we need to shift our reliance away from plastics and toward reusable and nontoxic materials. 🔃🍃 #PlasticPollutes #BreakFreeFromPlastic