Micro-and nanoparticles from plastics in drinking water
Abstract
The Swedish Food Agency was commissioned by the Government (2018) to compile knowledge about health risks with microparticles and nanomaterials of plastic in drinking water, map the presence of such contaminants in drinking water in Sweden and, if necessary, propose measures to reduce exposure.
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